1982 Scrivener by SAEF

THE SPIRIT

OF '82

Scrivener Springfield High School 49 West Leamy Ave. Springfield, Pa. 19084 Volume 48

Spirit spirit, n . .. an inspiring or animating principle . .. a person characterized according to disposition, action, etc. .. . vigorous sense of membership in a group - The American College Dictionary People normally thought of spirit simply as yelling at a weekend football game, but it was much more than that. It was getting involved in the school's many activities (such as dance committees, clubs, sports, and music) and the different aspects of the community at large. It was making friends and sharing new learning experiences with them. Finally, it was looking forward to graduation and the many things to follow. This year spirit meant different things to different people. Everyone, though, would agree that the Spirit of '82 was present at S.H.S.

What Is Spirit?

We've Got

Spirit! The spirit of the school really came together in 1982. The students had brand new facilities of which they could really be proud. In addition to that there was a tremendous amount of interest in our sports teams. Spirit was also present in our academic subjects, friendships, clubs, and community events. Students showed their school spirit by allending the weekend football games, marching in the band or by simply wearing BLUE and GOLD. The cheerleaders played an important part in school spirit because they sparked the crowds' enthusiasm at all the major sporting events. Faculty members could also have been seen after school or on weekends, cheering the Cougars on to victory. Everyone in contact with the school has made some contribution to the Spirit of S.H.S.

Spirit of Friendship

New Facilities at 9.H.9. The students who attended this school had a newly renovated school of which they could be proud. They deserved it after coping with almost five years of reconstruction after the original part of the school was destroyed by fire. During the reconstruction, there were many inconveniences for both the students and faculty. The school was finally completed this summer and was well worth the wait. Not only was there a brand new modern addition consisting of administrative offices and a gym, but also many renovations were made throughout the rest of the building.

Seniors could spend their free periods relaxing in the commons area. The art rooms were refurbished and a graphic arts room was added. The actors and actresses had a new theater in which to perform: one which is versatile in seating design. If you had visited room 274, you would have seen that a new PET computer system had been purchased. Outside on the football field there was a new scoreboard and beyond it there were four refinished tennis courts. With all of the additions and improvements made, all students were proud to say this was their school.

Spirit of '82!

TABLE OF Spirit of Achievement

p. 18

Seniors

Spirit of Education

p. 98

Faculty

Spirit of Participation

p. 120

Organizations

Spirit of Competition Sports

p. 182

CONTENTS

Spirit of Ascent

p. 70

Underclassmen

Spirit of Change

p. 118

What's New in '82

Spirit of Performance

p. 142

The Arts

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Seniors had a sense of accomplishment knowing that they had finally reached the goal of all students. Being in their last year, though, there was an added pressure of "what to do once we're out." Seniors were busy making college applications, taking the SAT's and achievement tests, and just plain having fun. The senior year was full of activities that included the whole class making decisions together. There was the buying of class mugs, working on the Senior Class Play, Arsenic and Old Lace, deciding on themes for the Snow

Dance and Senior Prom, and planning the Senior Party. The students worked on these decisions together with help from their sponsors and their officers. As the year grew to a close, the seniors were busy making plans for the summer. They were very excited about commencement as they chose partners for the marching "in" and "out" to "Pomp and Circumstance." The Senior Class has left, but their spirit will not be forgotten.

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Springfield High School's Senior Class of 1982 is bound by more than a common name. It is bound by common experience. Through four years of such experience we have developed an identity both as a group and individuals. Perhaps the most difficult of times for any of us was our arrival as freshmen in 1978. As new students in a school that was much larger than that to which we'd been accustomed, we appreciated old friends and looked forward to making new ones. This transition, complicated by construction on the older, fire-damaged wing of the school, was simplified as we became more involved in different courses and activities. Many of us enrolled in Algebra I and IPS. English, World Cultures, and Health classes left us little time for electives. Yet activities, we soon discovered, were an important part of our role as students here, and we took advantage of athletic, theatrical, and musical organizations. A few of us even participated in the school musical, Guys and Dolls. These activities, along with a busy academic schedule, hastened our freshman year to an end. We entered our sophomore year more confident of our position as members of the student body. With the help of our sponsors, Mr. Eley and Mr. McConnell, our first class meeting was held to plan a candy sale to raise funds for class rings, proms, and other class activities. These activities were scheduled and planned by the class officers who were elected in ninth grade: Pete Swayze, Jennifer Moore, Donna Connors, and Angie Scalies. Because of the continuing construction on various parts of the school, daily routines were broken. Lunches were at first held in the gymnasium, and phys. ed. classes were interrupted by weekly films in the audions. Studies continued, however, with English II, Biology, and Geometry. Sophomores took the social studies course of their choice, and DriverEducation classes put 1982 on the road for the first time. These are only two of many on a long list of firsts from our sophomore year. Vo-tech offered new opportunities for some of us. In 1980, we became the first S.H.S. class to receive class rings in tenth grade. In April, we held our first formal dance, the Soph-Hop. This spring-time dance was a special reward for our hard work as sophomores. As juniors, we were glad to call ourselves upperclassmen for the first time, and we began to believe that graduation might actually come after all. Our enthusiasm was slowed, however, by a heavy load of classes and testing. Class officers, Jamie Brunson, Donna Connors, Terry Semanik, and Pete Swayze, no longer distinguished by title, worked together to plan the year's activities for an anxious and involved junior class. Many enrolled in American Studies, a course new in time structure to us. Between the morning lecture and a later seminar, we made room for classes in Chemistry anr Algebra II. Still more time was set aside for PSAT's and SAT's, as blackened dots and complicated scoring systems became second nature to us. It was difficult to believe that there was life outside of school; yet we watched as Ronald Reagan took the oath of the presidency and we celebrated the return of fifty American hostages from Iran. We also attended performances of Hello, Dolly and were given the opportunity to be a part of the Snow Dance. Perhaps the most favorite of all occasions for us that year was the Junior Prom whose visual theme was "Tropical Paradise" and musical theme was "We've Got Tonight." All worked together to make the evening a very special one. Finally the year we had all been awaiting arrived: a year that many of us would remember as the best and busiest of any of our years at S.H.S. Still, credit requirements had to be met, and we continued our studies with American Government, English, and a new gym format. We sported gym suits for the first time since entering high school and were able to choose elective activities. Much time was left over for such electives as trig and physics. When we were not in class, we took advantage of the commons, a place where we could relax, talk, and enjoy our new-found seniority. Class officers (Terry Semanik, Pete Swayze, Donna Connors, Jamie Brunson, and Brian Tarnoff) had little time to rest as they planned many activities for us. Our Senior Class play, Arsenic and Old Lace, was a big success as were all of the other activities in which we participated. That winter, we received class mugs and attended a very special Snow Dance. Throughout the year, we worked to find colleges or plan for our future outside of S.H.S. School activities and college applications made senior year a very full one, and we had hardly seen its start when we saw it draw to a close. During those closing months, term papers kept each one of us occupied as we waited for replies from college admission offices and counted the days to graduation. Before we said good-bye for the last time, there were, of course, the Senior Prom and Senior Party. Yet, it was not until commencement practice that many of us were really convinced of what lay ahead. When commencement did arrive, we looked back on these four years spent at Springfield High School as a group and looked forward to our futures as individuals.

Pete Swayze, officer.

Donna Connors, officer.

C. Kreger, sponsor.

Class of Nineteen Eighty-two Brian Tarnoff, officer.

T. Grubb, sponsor.

Jamie Brunson, officer.

Terry Semanik, officer.

Dawn Jeanette Adams "Lovey," "Magic." 19 Broad St (M) 5/7/64. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; % Hockey 3, 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 4. Fav Mem: last b-ball game in '81. Prize Poss: my mom and dad, family, friends, God (my church), b-ball. Sec Amb: to be famous, to succeed in life. Rem for: playing b-ball, being me. Asw: b-ball friends. Pet Peeve: knowing that the ones you loved are gone forever.

Joyce E. Adams 281 West Ave 2/27/64. Scrivener 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orch 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Musical 1, 3; Close Up 4; Stage Crew 4; NHS 4. Fav Say: "possibly." Fav Mem: My Father, Summer '81. Prize Poss: family, friends, memories. Sec Amb: to backpack across the country. Rem for: sleeping, bad jokes. Asw: s. moon, e sinclair, t. roberts, s. hick, the sisters. Pet Peeve: getting up before noon.

Dawn Jeanette Adams

Joyce E. Adams

Michele Patrice Albanese

Samuel Peter Alfonsi

Donna Marie Angelucci

Ellen Michele Arch

Linda Jeanne Aronson

John Clifford Bailer

Michele Patrice Albanese "Shelly" 610 Highland Ave (M) 10/15/64. Ski Club 2, 3, 4. Fav Mem: summer of '81, florida. Prize Poss: family, friends, my scissors. Sec Amb: to be a successful hairdresser, get married and have a happy family. Rem for: talking and nobody listening. Asw: steve, dolores, jean, vince. Pet Peeve: quiet people, ignorant people, cliques.

Samuel Peter Alfonsi "Sam" 314 Hemlock Ln 8/1/64. Wrestling 1, 2, 3, capt. 4; Lacrosse 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Fav Say: "yo what's up?" Fav Mem: '81 sectionals, key west 6/20/79, bancroft st, wildwood summers. Prize Poss: family, friends, mustang, heidi, shore house. Sec Amb: to be independently wealthy and retire early. Rem for: being on a diet, calvins. Asw: wrestlers, lax players. Pet Peeve: too many bells at the spa, people with no class, losing weight.

Donna Marie Angelucci 649 Andrew Rd 10/9/63. Tennis 1; Choir 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Band - Mgr 2,3; Ski Club 1,2,3,4. Fav Say: "ready." Fav Mem: senior prom '80, snow dance, ski trips, food fights, parade. Prize Poss: family, friends, brad. Rem for: being crazy, baracuda, running out of gas, getting stuck on ski lift. Asw: brad, maureen, sharon, linda, michele. Pet Peeve: phonies, good-byes.

Ellen Michele Arch "EI" 655 Prospect Rd 11/23/64. Exec. Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Spri-Hian 1; Lit Mag 4; Stw 3,4; French Club 1, officer 2, 3, 4; NHS 4. Fav Mem: summers '79 and '81, cruise, times with someone special. Prize Poss: my family (chuck), friends, dreams and memories; life and all it has to give. Asw: I.d., k.r., Lb., m.g., c.d., j.s., k.k. Pet Peeve: brains, cadillacs.

Linda Jeanne Aronson "Lindy," "Grinson." 246 Lynbrooke Rd 1/22/64. Orch 1; Choir 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Fav Say: "reerr. no way." Fav Mem: times with sp' ~i people. Prize Poss: my pictures, my relationship with s.h., silver. Sec Amb: to be a success and happy at the same time. Rem for: flying through the halls, being little. Asw: stephen h., d.b., I.s., m.b., t.d., g.g. Pet Peeve: cafeteria food, good-byes, superior attitudes.

John Clifford Bailer "Ferd" 929 Lincoln Ave 1/7/64. Basketball 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4. Fav Say: "you deserve it." Fav Mem: halloween 1980. Prize Poss: my ability to sense the dawn and the dusk. Sec Amb: to shake hands with ronnie reagan. Rem for: not doing what people expect me to do. Asw: p.p., d.c., and the guys. pet peeve: walls, veils, chains and normalcy.

Charles Worthington Barby "Chuck" 101 SNorwinden Dr 1/27/64. Soccer 1, 2; Ski Club 1,2,3,4. Fav Say: "yo bud." Fav Mem: h.s. years, m.d. '80, syracuse, 12/19/81. Prize Poss: family, good friends. Sec Amb: to be happy and achieve success in life. Rem for: most talkative. Asw: mike p., terry w., sharon s. Pet Peeve: alarm clocks, people who gossip.

Patricia Ann Barry "Patty" 334 Sedgewood Rd 8/12/63. Band 1,2; Tennis 2; Track 1, 2; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Fav Say: "you're kidding." Fav Mem: pope trip, ski trips, stones concert, witness. Prize Poss: family, good friends, bike. Sec Amb: independence, live in a big old house, to have a comfortable life, to bike to w.w. Rem for: having tact. Pet Peeve: borrowers, liars.

Charles Worthington Barby

Patricia Ann Barry Joseph A. Bartolomei "Bart" "Bushman" 135 Powell Rd 11/16/63. Fav Say: "get a job." Fav Mem: blue rocks. Prize Poss: my family. Sec Amb: travel the world. Rem for: looking like my brothers. Asw: the guys. Linda Marie Battiste 327 Hemlock Ln 6/7/65. Fav Say: "jam." Fav Mem: I.j.'s, summer of '81, chez winter '81-82, good times in brigantine. Prize Poss: critter, family, pool. Sec Amb: singer, great psychologist. Rem for: overcoming my problem. Asw: s.a., m.g., j.m., b.h. Pet Peeve: drugs, wastes.

Joseph A. Bartolomei

Linda Marie Battiste Maria Margaret Beadle A 2 Stidman Dr 2/1/64. Golf 1, 2, 3, 4. Fav Mem: 6/28/80, weekends and late days with jean d. and sandy q., a dozen long stemmed roses, rolling stones concert. Prize Poss: my heating pad. Sec Amb: to be happy, healthy, and independently wealthy, to meet mick, to travel. Rem for: talking fast. Asw: my friends, myself. Pet Peeve: panty lines, driving, headaches, waiting.

Jack Knox Belk "Belky" "Jackson" 137 N Rolling Rd 2/14/64. Football 1, 3, 4; Lacrosse 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1; Ski Club 1,2,3,4. Fav Say: "i'm only kidding; what are you ..." Fav Mem: times with linda, 8/28/80, parties, winning states. Rem for: being quiet, anti-adm. Asw: linda, c.m., j.h. Pet Peeve: backstabbers.

Maria Margaret Beadle

Jack Knox Belk

Glenn David Bennell 237 Brock Rd 12/10/63. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, Co Capt 4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. Fav Mem: junior prom, summer '80-81. Prize Poss: holly, family, friends. Sec Amb: to always be with holly, make a million. Asw: holly, gil, berue, belky's crowd. Pet Peeve: losing to ridley, car thieves.

Norma Sue Berger 231 Powell Rd 6/29/64. Bowling 1, 2; Track 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Attendance Office 3, 4. Fav Say: "life's tough." Fav Mem: summers, r.m., times with friends. Prize Poss: family, friends. Sec Amb: to become rich, famous, and happy. Rem for: my big mouth. Asw: j.b., d.p., b.b. Pet Peeve: decisions, ridley, pictures.

Glenn David Bennett

Norma Sue Berger

Daniel Joshua Berue 48 Fairhill Rd (M) 7/14/64. Baseball 2; Football 2, 3, 4. Paul Bethany "Duke Macbethany" 146 Locus Ave 1/12/65. Wrestling 3. Fav Mem: 11/11/81, guardian. Prize Poss: danielle, family, drums, rebels. Sec Amb: to live in "zoltar." Rem for: moby dick, navy, in-a-goda-da-vida. Asw: mr. moss. sir polls, danielle. Pet Peeve: boot camp, detention, the royal walk.

Daniel Joshua Berue

Paul Bethany Deborah Anne Billingsley "Debla," "Debbie," "Be." 305 N Lehigh Cir (Sw) 6/24/64. Choir 3; Chorus 1,2,3; Golf 1, 2. Fav Say: "how ya doing gooch? no way; reerrr." Fav Mem: s.c. '81, stones, 6/16/80, hawaii, good times. Prize Poss: life, love, family, friends. Sec Amb: happiness and success. Rem for: red pinto, tardiness. Asw: I.s., La., I.s., j.d., m.b., s. patrol. Pet Peeve: cafeteria, six a.m. Kim Karen Bloomingdale 306 Ridgewood Rd 12/22/64. Fav Mem: summer of '79 and '81,5/2/81, all the good times with mark. Prize Poss: family, mark, friends. Sec Amb: to become rich and travel all over the world. Rem for: being quiet, always being late. Pet Peeve: liars, snob, good-byes.

Deborah Anne Billingsley

Kim Karen Bloomingdale Kathryn Ann Bollon "Kathy" 785 Bradford Terr 5/20/64. Hockey 4; A-V 3, 4; Basketball 4. Fav Mem: bonnie and clyde, lunch with sue, 9/28/80, 7/5/81. Prize Poss: family, friends, my dog. Rem for: quiet, palms. Asw: nina, diane, mary, beth, marybeth, sue. Pet Peeve: pushy people.

Catherine Theresa Booty "Cassie" 252 Ballymore Rd 2/22/64. Fav Say: "where'd ya go joan?" Fav Mem: up the mountains, tx-bear creek, the lillie one. Prize Pass: the people i love. Sec Amb: to see it more clearly. Rem for: nelly, always having j and m to watch. Asw: my side-kick, ivan, ally, susie, dana-b. Pet Peeve: good-byes.

Kathryn Ann Bolton

Catherine Theresa Booty Lorella Borko "Lorie" 261 Ballymore Rd 2/12/64. Lit Mag 3, 4; French Club 1,2,4; Ski Club 3, 4. Fav Mem: junior prom 1981, summer 1980, freshman year. Prize Pass: lellers, family, friends - esp. m.d., b.a., e.a., g.l., a.u., m.S., w.h. Sec Amb: travel, meet r.p., g.l., find happiness. Rem for: being quiet. Asw: meleknur, wendy, ellen.

Maria Bollos "Bot," "Ballas" 415 Foulke Ln 4/29/63. Choir 2; Chorus 1. Fav Say: "he's good looking." Fav Mem: 11/28/81. Prize Pass: nick, family, friends, memories. Sec Amb: to make my husband and kids happy, happiness for helen and jerry. Rem for: always smiling, being greek, being crazy. Asw: sue, cheryl, carla, lisa, angelo. Pet Peeve: stupid people, good-byes.

Loretta Borko

Maria Bottos

Denise Theresa Bowman "Deese," "Dee" 212 Ridgewood Rd 1/9/65. Fav Say: "yeah, sorta, kinda, but not really; i guess i'li keep on rambling." Fav Mem: vermont '81. Prize Poss: friends, sean, kim's and karen's friendship. Asw: sean, karen and mark, kim, joan, ca, carol. Pet Peeve: waiting, good-byes.

James J. Boyle "Jimbo" 1009 North Ave 10/13/64. Basketball 2, 3; Lacrosse 2, 3, 4; NHS 4. Fav Say: "don't worry about it." Fav Mem: great adventure, road trips, jr. prom, st. joe 49-depauI48, times with dawn and dee, camp '81. Prize Poss: lacrosse gloves, family, great friends. Asw: dawn, kathy. Pet Peeve: loud noise.

Denise Theresa Bowman

James J. Boyle James Edward Branson 104 Longview Dr 12/5/63. Joan Marie Brown "Rie" 258 Ballymore Rd 5/26/64. Fav Say: "yo boot; all right." Fav Mem: trips up the mountains with cathy, vacations with family. PrizePoss: relationship with my mom, and brothers. Rem for: always being late, and always going to darby. Asw: cathy, deneen, denise, carolyn. Pet Peeve: good-byes, waiting, arguments.

James Edward Branson

Joan Marie Brown Sleven Garrell Brown "Brown Bag" "Brownie" 120 Parkview Dr 5/26/64. Lacrosse 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1; Football 2, 3, 4. Fav Say: "how goes it? what's up?" Fav Mem: times with k.p., laughing with my friends, 12/2/81. Prize Poss: God, family, friends (one especially.) Sec Amb: to be successful in whatever i do, play ball for pittsburgh. Rem for: being uninhibited, liking pittsburgh. Asw: k.p., m.m. Pet Peeve: dislocated shoulders.

Jamie Julius Brunson "Bruns" 239 Walnut St (M) 1/28/65. Class Officer 3, 4; Exec Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 4; NHS 4. Fav Say: "i'm versatile; i love my mommy." Fav Mem: summer of '81 in freeport. Prize Poss: my religion, my mother, george, les. Sec Amb: to make my family proud of me. Rem for: being crazy. Asw: my datsun.

Sleven Garrell Brown

Jamie Julius Brunson GUy R. Buonadonna 707 Dutton Cir 10/27/64. Stephanie Rend'e Bupp 607 WSpringfield Rd 5/9/64. Exec Council 3; Scrivener Art Ed 3, 4; Lit Mag 2, Art Ed 3, 4; Rifles 2, 3, Co-Sgt. 4; Tennis 1,2; NHS 3, 4; French Club 2, Officer 3, 4. Fav Mem: times spent with lisa, heather, fan, kelly, sue, alison, etc. Prize Poss: my health, my family, and my friends. Sec Amb: to be truly happy and successful. Rem for: my laugh. Pet Peeve: "bleach!"

Guy R. Buonadonna

Stephanie Renee Bupp

Robert Eugene Butler "Bob," "But," "Bool." 401 EWoodland Ave 1/2/64. Baseball 1, 2, 3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1,2,3,4. Fav Say: "nice one, help me, help me." Fav Mem: snow dance '80, jr. prom '81, e state champs, 12/31/80-1/1/81. Prize Poss: family, friends. Sec Amb: to play pro sports. Rem for: new year's eve party, playing sports. Asw: friends. Pet Peeve: two faced people.

Dorothy Lynn Caffrey "Dottie" 6 Fairhill Rd (M) 10/8/64. Cheerleading 1, 2,3, Co Captain 4; Lax Stat 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1. Fav Say: "here's my question, em ..." Fav Mem: june 21, '79, christmas eves, times with glenn. Prize Poss: family, true friends - esp. g.m., good memories. Sec Amb: to live happily ever after. Rem for: not understanding. Asw: g.m., I. and j. Pet Peeve: veins, losing things.

Robert Eugene Butler

Dorothy Lynn Caffrey Mary Ann Carmolingo 100 Cascade Rd 11/19/65. Ski Club 4. Fav Say: "don't worry about il." Fav Mem: summer '81. Prize Poss: family, john. Sec Amb: to be a successful lawyer. Asw: john c., spacey. Pet Peeve: liars.

Patrick Joseph Carney "Pat," "Pumper" 436 Prospect Rd 5/7/64. Lacrosse 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1; Ice Hockey 3, 4; Soccer 3; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Service Club 3, 4. Fav Say: "the quadratic formula of f(x) is inversely proportional to ...." Fav Mem: road trips, g.a. '81, stones '81, jr. prom '81. Prize Poss: friends, family, lax stick. Rem for: strange vocabulary, falling asleep. Asw: r.c., friends. Pet Peeve: fakes, grudges, "games."

MaryAnn Carmolingo

Patrick Joseph Carney Theresa Anne Carpenter "Terry" 120 Bridge St (M) 7/15/64. Bowling 1,2; Track 1. Fav Say: "why? smile, it makes your face feel good." Fav Mem: 9/1/81, hershey, car show with allen and family. Prize Poss: allen, friends, car. Sec Amb: to have a career and later get married. Rem for: being crazy, saying "why?" Asw: vo-techers. Pet Peeve: twofaced people.

Marianne Ivers Carroll "Mimi" 255 NRolling Rd 6/8/64. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey 1, 2,4. Fav Say: "yo, what's up?" "good job." Fav Mem: 8/15/78, O.C., times with dave, parties. Prize Poss: hoops, family, friends, #25. Sec Amb: to coach. Rem for: driving, brains, hoops. Asw: deanna, kathy, terry, jackie, barb, margie, and friends. Pet Peeve: ridley, injuries.

Theresa Anne Carpenter

Marianne Ivers Carroll Dawn Melody Carter 514 LeHann Cir 9/15/64. Choir 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Cougarette 3,4. Fav Mem: great adventure '81; surf city with k.k., I.g., s.p., 12/5-6/81, sr. prom, times with jimmy, florida, pittsburgh, O.C., m.d., soph hop. Prize Poss: family, true friends, relationship with jimmy, memories, misty. Asw: jimmy, sue, kim, laura. Pet Peeve: misunderstandings, being apart, hurting others, unpacking. Dolores Carullo "Dolor," "Lolly." 242 Sedgewood Rd 7/29/64. Ski Club 2,3. Fav Mem: camping, times at hollywood. Prize Poss: family, friends, bob. Sec Amb: to be a success in hairdressing. Rem for: always talking. Asw: bob, shelly, chris, dave, sue, m.b., eliz. Pet Peeve: people who think they are too good for everyone else, cliques.

Dawn Melody Carter

Dolores Carullo

John Casella "John C" 36 Mansion Rd 7/3/63. Baseball 1, 2, 3; Football 1. Fav Mem: senior weeks in sea isle city, vo-tech, rides with nazz and steve, concerts. Prize Poss: beth, family, "68" t-bird, stereo. Sec Amb: pass government, graduate, finish my t-bird. Rem for: always listening to Iynyrd skynyrd and rossington collains band. Asw: beth, swan, ice rink crew. Pet Peeve: morning detentions, american government. Michael Joseph Casey "Jack" 257 Avon Rd 8/6/64. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Ice Hockey 3, 4; Football 1. Fav Say: "rookie; good try." Fav Mem: my rookie ice hockey season. Prize Poss: strat-o-matic stats, hockey equipment. Sec Amb: being the next dennis maruk. Rem for: sports. Asw: cuts, rank, hop, wigwom, bent, davyconno, ozzie, hollbait. Pet Peeve: being broke, school work, hot weather, normal names.

John Casella

Michael Joseph Casey

Susan Elizabeth Cavanaugh

Janine Georgina Cecala

Karen Ruth Christine

Gerri Anne Cimeo

Cheryl Lynne Clarke

Bernadette Coe

Susan Elizabeth Cavanaugh "Sue" 212 Powell Rd 5/21/64. Spri-Hian 4; Lit Mag 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Model-UN 3, 4; Debate 3, 4. Fav Mem: ski trips, times with friends. Prize Poss: my pearls. Sec Amb: to be a psychiatrist. Rem for: my laugh, double faults. Asw: lisa, lori, joann, linda, me. Pet Peeve: physics. Janine Georgina Cecala 440 Kent Rd 8/14/64. Fav Say: "line me up; where's john." Fav Mem: italy, oct 6 '79. Prize Poss: hold horn, pictures, black rock. Sec Amb: to have a world filled with happiness. Rem for: laughing, liking everyone. Asw: gina. Pet Peeve: ridley cops.

Karen Ruth Christine 420 Indian Rock Dr 7/8/64. Band 1; Hockey 2; Track 1. Fav Mem: summer '81 with robin, times spent with jim, ocean city with bob, skiing, weekends, stones concert, meeting a variety of people over the years and having a good time. Prize Poss: family, friends, albums. Sec Amb: to enjoy life. Pet Peeve: authority, 7:48, closed lunches.

Gerri Anne Cimeo 47 Lownes La 1/24/64. Fav Say: "nice; you're a ghoul." Fav Mem: 7/30/81, wildwood, 9/13/81. Prize Poss: g.p., my hair, my family. Rem for: being short, long hair. Asw: guy potts, t.m., p.b., m.c., d.c. Pet Peeve: waiting, shs, ty's matches.

Cheryl Lynne Clarke 330 Brock Rd 4/12/64. Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Lacrosse 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3. Fav Say: "Man." Fav Mem: times with bob, proms, long night, 5/2/81, new year's eve, springsteen '81, vacations. Prize Poss: family, friends, bob, memories. Sec Amb: have long hair, be u.c.l.a. cheerleader. Rem for: little accidents, liking purple, being tan, quarters, not getting jokes. Asw: bob, d.d., 1.1., good friends. Pet Peeve: liars. Bernadette Coe "Bubbles," "Bo," "Nagasaki." 408 N Morton Ave (M) 10/30/64. Cheerleading 1, 2, Co-Capt 3, 4; Track 1, 2; French Club 2; Weightlifting 4; NHS 4. Fav Mem: calculus, physics. Prize Poss: my voice. Sec Amb: to really know myself. Rem for: being a cheerleader. Asw: zimbawe, sudy g., nefertiti. Pet Peeve: prejudice.

Christine Patricia Coleman "Chris" 149 S Rolling Rd 8/5/64. Fav Mem: times with mike, 6/14/80. Prize Poss: mike, family friends. Sec Amb: to be rich and famous. Rem for: not being able to see. Asw: mike. Pet Peeve: getting up early.

Carolyn Maria Collova "Car," "Carol" 652 Dutton Cir 12/23/63. Fav Say: "i'm only kidding." Fav Mem: times with nancie, shore '81, tim's driveway with ann, errands with 1.1., saturdays, pizzas, 3/7/81. Prize Poss: family, friends, esp nancie and ann. Rem for: laughing. Asw: nancie, iva, lettie, dee, joannie, sue. Pet Peeve: users, changing people.

Christine Patricia Coleman

Carolyn Maria Collova

Stephen Vance Compton

Donna Marie Connors

Lisa Haan Conrads

Jacqueline Christine Corcoran

Michael A. Corea

Robert William Corner

Stephen Vance Compton "Steve," "Ton" 364 ESpringfield Rd 9/23/64. Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2,3,4; Service Club 1,2,3,4. Fav Mem: 9/23/79, skiing '78, '80, '81, avalon '81, poconos. Prize Poss: family, friends, donna and her family. Sec Amb: to become a professional baseball player. Rem for: 24 r.l.a., going out with donna. Asw: donna, danny, glenn, mike, rob b. Pet Peeve: stupid fights.

Donna Marie Connors 940 Stewart Ave 1/21/64. Class Officer 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, Co Capt 3, 4; Lacrosse 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 4. Fav Mem: 9/23/79, '80, '81, avalon '81 with steve, times spent with steve, jr prom. Prize Poss: family, friends, steve, steve's family. Sec Amb: to become a good teacher. Rem for: going out with steve. Asw: steve, kathy, liz, dawn, mimi. Pet Peeve: fighting.

lisa Haan Conrads 339 Wayne Ave 10/15/64. Lit Mag 4; Musical 1,3; Ski Club 3, 4; Chess Club 3; Model-UN 3. Fav Say: "oh dear." Fav Mem: california summer '79, 10/14/80, proms, j.a., times with ed. Prize Poss: skis, phone. Sec Amb: to have an abundance of love and money. Rem for: being finicky, tennis with ed, organization. Asw: sue, lori, joann, sue, linda, ed. Pet Peeve: mooncalves, braces, injustice.

Jacqueline Christine Corcoran "Jackie" 269 Waverly Rd (M) 7/15/64. Ski Club 3, 4. Fav Say: "really?" Fav Mem: florida, the shore, alfy, new yrs, skiing, the barn, jr prom, 6/21/81, friends. Prize Poss: camera, family, friends. Sec Amb: marry a millionaire. Rem for: giggling, taking pictures. Asw: trace, kim, laine, ann, karen, kath. Pet Peeve: peppermint and musk.

Michael A. Corea "Mike" 301 Brock Rd 1/15/64. Football 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Indoor Track 3, 4. Fav Say: "P.TL" Fav Mem: times spent with good friends. Prize Poss: my faith, family, friends. Rem for: wearing a beeper, hurdling in the snow. Asw: dave, bill, all, bruce. Pet Peeve: "are you a fireman?"

Robert William Corner "Robbie" 241 Sedgewood Rd 11/14/63. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Lacrosse 1,2,3, Co Capt 4; Wrestling 1,2; Adv Council 4; Service Club 1,2,3,4. Fav Mem: with suzanne, 6/6/80, sr wk 81, 82?, jr prom '81. Prize Poss: smh, true friends, lax stick. Sec Amb: to live to 100 happily. Asw: smh, p.c., c.m., j.b., j.h.

Rosemarie A. Costagliolo "Roe" 227 Beechwood Ave 10/4/64. Fav Say: "what, are you serious?" Fav Mem: als' parties and calls, concerts, tennis, road trips. Prize Poss: family, friends, cinnamon, jewelry. Sec Amb: be independently wealthy, own the world. Rem for: being short, ron's sister, sarcastic remarks. Asw: chimney crew, ron, ai, chris. Pet Peeve: back stabbers, short jokes, name spelled wrong.

Mary Hope Coughlan "Hope" 473 Kent Rd 5/30/63. Track 2. Fav Say: "get out, let me tell you, ah come on." Fav Mem: times with family, frank, friends, summer '80-'81. Prize Poss: family, frank, friends. Sec Amb: to be happy forever. Rem for: talking fast, always eating. humidity.

Rosemarie A. Costagliola

Mary Hope Coughlan

Anthony Joseph Daddario

Stephen Michael D'Agosta

Meleknur Dalkilic

Sheri Lyn Davis

Stephen P. Davis

Paul John Davison

Anthony Joseph Daddario "Tony," "Ant" 953 Westfield Rd 3/15/64. Lacrosse 3; Ski Club 1,2. Fav Mem: summer '81. Prize Poss: family, friends. Sec Amb: to be rich, successful and happy. Asw: j.r., m.k., good friends. Pet Peeve: waking up early on sundays.

Stephen Michael D'Agosta "Nost" 334 Parham Rd 9/23/63. Baseball 1; Football 1. Fav Say: "later, bum." Fav Mem: concerts, volkswagening. Prize Poss: family, friends, g. and a. Asw: vit, ell. crowd. Pet Peeve: school, bear.

Meleknur Dalkilic "Mel," "Macho Mel" 660 Cresson Ln 9/24/64. % Hockey 4; Ski Club 3, 4; German Club 4; LMC Aide 3; Lit Mag 3, 4; Volleyball 3, 4. Fav Say: "don't worry about it; i know." Fav Mem: summer '81. Prize Poss: memories, parties. Sec Amb: to sing in a rock band, happiness. Rem for: always laughing, my name, being turkish. Asw: loretta, terry. Pet Peeve: chemistry, snobs.

Sheri Lyn Davis 235 Avon Rd 8/16/64. Gymnastics 1,2,3, Capt 4. Fav Say: "i don't get it." Fav Mem: hillview drive times, times with a special someone, hilton head '81, spring breaks. Prize Poss: family, friends, herbie, memories, main mouse. Sec Amb: learn to drive., have all my dreams come true. Rem for: "what?" Asw: herbie. Pet Peeve: walking to school, jokes i don't understand, good times ending.

Stephen P. Davis "Doof" 356 Sedgewood Rd 5/7/64. Lacrosse 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Fav Say: "oh that's all i need." Fav Mem: road trips. Prize Poss: friends. Rem for: always driving. Pet Peeve: my car.

Paul John Davison 300 Avon Rd 8/18/64. Weightlifting 1, 2; Choir 1. Fav Say: "get a real job, rookie." Fav Mem: 11/12/81,9/20/80. Prize Poss: car, family, friends. Sec Amb: to own a porsche, be successful. Rem for: my driving?? Asw: e.h., m.c., d.k., r.j. Pet Peeve: bears, insurance, 10/18/80.

Most Preppie Lee Heavey, Pete Swayze

QUietest Most Athletic

Loretta Berko, Chuck Esola

Mike Siano, Tracy Stumpf

Class Couple Steve Compton, Donna Connors

Most Individualistic

Most Intellectual

Cliff Bailer, Allison Siegel

Mark Young, Karen Kampmeyer

eNIOR

Most Humorous

Most Talkative

Jamie Brunson, Dan Berue

Kathy Winkler, Chuck Barby

Most Musical Tim McFadden, Val Townsend

Best Dressed Danielle Mannino, Sam Alfonsi

Most School Spirit Bernadette Coe, Jim Strain

Most Flirtatious Sharon Stevenson, Bill Lovell

Most literary/Journalistic

Most Theatrical

Sue Mark, Mark Young

Angie Scalies, Joe Shields

eLeBRITles Most likely to Succeed

Most Artistic

John Mohr, Jenny Moore

Stephanie Bupp, Gary Green 31

Cheryl Ann Delloso "Cher" 1210 Providence Rd 11/7/63. Hockey 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Fav Say: "you're gelling on my nerves robyn; that's great." Fav Mem: summer of '81, y.1. weekends, vo-tech with robyn, hari, fred, karla. Prize Poss: family, faith, robyn, maggie, y.1. Sec Amb: to succeed in life, have a career. Rem for: always laughing, being short, talking on the phone. Asw: faith, robyn, chris, vo-techs. Pet Peeve: back stabbers, snobs, greedy people. John-Michael Del Plano "John D.," "Del Pie" 865 ELeamy Ave 9/11/64. Ches" vlub 2, 3,4; Student Council 1. Fav Mem: summer '81, times with friends. Prize Poss: family, fishing equipment, car. Sec Amb: to catch a trophy fish. Rem for: hunting and fishing stories, being crazy. Asw: bach, ranks, j.k., ace, and peaches.

Cheryl Ann Delloso

John-Michael Del Piano

Ann Deluca

Kimberley Dempler

Debra Anne Dennis

Philip John DePetris

James Joseph Derby

Mary Clare DeSantis

Ann Deluca 420 Wayne Ave 11/10/64. Fav Say: "that's life." Fav Mem: graduation, senior week. Prize Poss: health, family, friends, job. Sec Amb: to be married and have a family. Rem for: always going out for lunch. Asw: shelly, tina, cheryl, marianne, ann. Pet Peeve: quiet people.

KImberley Dempler "Kim" 322 Ballymore Rd 9/15/64. Fav Say: "don't touch me bill." Fav Mem: summertime, partying, shore, mushrooms. Prize Poss: the future, friends. Sec Amb: be successful. rich, happy. Rem for: drawing dragons, pegasus. Asw: my chips, pam, sue. Pet Peeve: spiders.

Debra Anne DennIs "Deb," "Debbie" 316 S Norwinden Dr 3/16/64. Orch 1; Choir 1; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4. Fav Say: "i don't believe you." Fav Mem: times with tim, jr prom, snow dance, summer '81, wildwood, springsteen '81. 4/11/81. Prize Poss: tim, family, true friends, memories. Sec Amb: to always love someone special. Asw: tim, C.C., b.r., c.k., close friends. Pet Peeve: disagreements, good-byes, waiting, back stabbers.

Philip John DePelris 626 ELeamy Ave 3/4/64.

James Joseph Derby "Derb," "Mig" 100 Grand View Rd 4/18/64. Baseball 2; Ice Hockey 3,4; Weightlifting 2, 3, 4. Fav Say: "my man." Fav Mem: summer '81, vans, surfing, skiing. Prize Poss: rena, car, chain. Sec Amb: to be a success. Rem for: fort lauderdale. Asw: will, hip, karen. Pet Peeve: 7:48 a.m., uncooperative people, two timers. Mary Clare DeSanlis "M.C." 130 Summit Rd 1/11/64. Scrivener Sr Ed 4; Orch 1,2,3,4; Choir 2, 3; NHS 3,4; French Club 1,2, Officer 3, 4; Musical 1,3. Fav Mem: 12/23/77, 7-8/81,8/79/ 11/80, times with friends. Prize Poss: family, friends. Rem for: forgelling and worrying. Asw: joann, val, lisa, ann.

Lori Anne Dessender 9 Schuyler Rd 5/14/64. Choir 4; Chorus 1, 4; Musical 3; STW 2, 3, 4; Bowling 1; Spanish Club 3; Soph Hop Dec Committee; NHS 4. Fav Say: "i'm so embarrassed; that's a sin." Fav Mem: junior prom '81, 17th birthday, "oz." Prize Poss: my relationship with mom. Sec Amb: to find a career i enjoy. Rem for: always being at the players club, my nervous laugh. Asw: lynda, pete, joann, jeff, dan, lisa, val, joe, and sue. Pet Peeve: having to say good-bye, gym. Edward Grant DeWoody "Ted," "Dewill," "F.T.D." 5 S Rolling Rd 3/31/63. Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Fav Mem: partying with friends, new hampshire. Prize Poss: my dog, family. Sec Amb: to succeed without struggling. Rem for: one liners. Asw: jim, frank, dino, bob, tim, jeff. Pet Peeve: reading red light, climbing fences, people that call me ed.

Lori Anne Dessender

Edward Grant DeWoody John Domenic DiBello "Bonz', 700 Timber Trail Ln 7/26/64. Band 1, 2; Orch 1, 2. Fav Say: "it's cash; hi sweetheart." Fav Mem: n.y. eve '80, concord '81, 7/4/80,8/1/80. Prize Poss: bass, friends and family, the band. rem for: c.b. '80, Asw: jim-bo, paul, wormer, jeffro and band, carumba. Pet Peeve: fighting with band.

Francis William DiMaio "Frank," "Dehoage" 705 Morton Ave (M) 8/31/64. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 3, 4; Service Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Fav Say: "don't hesitate." Fav Mem: 1/1/81, summer '81, college fair with n.t., 1.1., proms, teds. Prize Poss: family friends. Sec Amb: to be rich, happy. Asw: jim, ted, dom, c.j., rich, dud, bob, fitzy, dino, dan. Pet Peeve: people that take you for granted.

John Domenic DiBello

Francis William DiMaio Louis M. DiNapoli "hey louieeeeee" 516 Beally Rd 7/17/63. Fav Say: "what's up duds; hi-ya hun." Fav Mem: food fight in cafe. Prize Poss: intellivision. Sec Amb: to become rich. Rem for: pushing for pushing jim strain. Asw: jim strain. Pet Peeve: school.

Kimberly Anne Dion "Kim" 324 Lewis Rd 9/25/64. Chorus 1; Lacrosse 1; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Fav Say: "say good-bye; iI's independence day." Fav Mem: proms, times with friends, atlantic city and wildwood 79 and '80. Prize Poss: family, friends, my gold razor blade. Sec Amb: to become a doctor. Rem for: being skinny, talking, laughing. Asw: tracy, eileen, jackie, 'laine, andrea. Pet Peeve: snakes, thin ice.

Louis M. DiNapoli

Kimberly Anne Dion Marianne DiRenza 250 S Norwinden Dr 9/7/64. Lacrosse 3; Track 3. Fav Say: "catch ya later." Fav Mem: stones concert, graduation, sr. week. Prize Poss: family, friends, parties, health. Sec Amb: to live in hawaii. Rem for: being late, for class, going out for lunch. Asw: ann, sue, carolyn, kathy, cheryl, cindy, trisha. Pet Peeve: discos, homework. Ira Michael Disman "I" 221 Avon Rd 3/28/64. Scrivener 3; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1, 2,3,4; NHS 4. Fav Say: "get psyched. how's life?" Fav Mem: soccer '81 central and district 1 champions, tennis camp 79-80, 7/4/80, good limes and talks with special friends. Prize Poss: parents, racket cover, ziggy cartoon. Sec Amb: to ace borg on center court. Asw: j.r., j.f., m.s., j.s., b.e., r.s., t.r. Pet Peeve: users, mental hurt.

Marianne DiRenza

Ira Michael Disman

Patricia Ellon Donal! "Patty," "Pat" 410 Thatcher Rd 9/8/64. 3j., Basketball 2, 3, 4; 3j., Hockey 2, 3, 4; Lacrosse Mgr 3, 4; LMC Aide 1; NHS 4. Fav Say: "be nice." Fav Mem: 8/8-9/80, hilltop '79, times with friends. Prize Poss: my salvation, elephant collection, charcoal. Rem for: mercedes incident, not liking most foods. Pet Peeve: oral reports, wearing glasses. Eiloon Mary Donlan 903 Lincoln Ave 8/8/64. STW 3, Ski Club 1, 3. Fav Say: "lose your dreams and you will lose your mind." Fav Mem: ireland '79, stones '81, arrowhead lake '80, '81. Prize Poss: my gold, cabin, family, friends, mopeds. Sec Amb: own a mercedes and live in europe. Rem for: being short, my eyes. Asw: tracy, laine, andrea, kim, jackie. Pet Peeve: work, two-faced people, backstabbers, 6 a.m.

Patricia Ellen Donall

Eileen Mary Donlan Lynda Mario D'Orazio 413 Doe Run Ln 12/16/63. Exec Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1,2,3, 4; Close-Up 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2,3,4; NHS 4. Fav Say: "i'm sorry." Fav Mem: summers, O.C., hawaii, washington, special talks. Prize Poss: family, friends, life, my racket. Sec Amb: to meet bjorn borg. Rem for: my fingernails. Asw: ellen, terri, pooh, jan, kathy, patty. Patricia Lynn Doughorty "Trisha" 429 Parham Rd 3/28/64. Fav Mem: summer of '79, springton, wildwood summer of '80 and '81, great adventure, concerts, sam's boat, mummer's '80 and '81, b-days, skiing with missy, florida, pocono trips. Sec Amb: to travel. Rem for: zipping through the halls. Pet Peeve: shs, good-byes.

Lynda Marie D'Orazio

Patricia Lynn Dougherty Janot E. Duca 415 Saxer Ave 4/24/65. Jamos Franklin Durham. Jr."Jimmy," "Bubb" 252 Maple Ave (M) 4/10/63. Track 1. Fav Say: "don't look at people like mirrors, seeing reflections and not looking within; i'm serious." Fav Mem: 8/81, 11/81. Prize Poss: my family, life, and music. Sec Amb: to reach my goals. Asw: sandy. Pet Peeve: people who talk loud and say nothing, prejudiced people, and the dallas cowboys.

JanetE. Duca

James Franklin Durham, Jr. Lynda Ruth Ecklund 479 Pinecrest Rd 4/27/64. Musical 3; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Choir 4; Chorus 4; NHS 4. Fav Say: "do you know what i mean." Fav Mem: jr. prom, sr. prom '81, times with all my friends. Prize Poss: family, close friends, memories. Sec Amb: to live a happy and healthy life. Rem for: my laugh. Asw: lori, joann, sue, lisa. Pet Peeve: good-byes. Christino Ann Egan "Chris," "Eggo" 601 Shipley Ln 10/12/64. Hockey 3. Fav Mem: nov. 4, 5, 6; 11/17, 11/20. Prize Poss: family, friends, doors tapes. Sec Amb: to marry a rich guy and have a career. Asw: tracy g., cheryl d. Pet Peeve: greedy people, people who only care about themselves.

Lynda Ruth Ecklund

Christine Ann Egan

David L. Eller 5 SMorton Ave (M) 3/22/64. Fav Mem: moving out of collingdale h.s. Prize Poss: record collection. Sec Amb: to be a famous d.j. Pet Peeve: "know it ails."

Bruce John Engelbrecht 951 Sara Dr 5/20/64. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orch 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical 1, 3; Track 1,2,3,4; Indoor Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2. Fav Mem: snow dance, bermuda '77, california '79. Prize Poss: time spent with family and friends, memories. Sec Amb: run in olympics. Rem for: being an excellent driver, being persistent. Asw: rich, tim, jeff, mark, joe, ira, mike. Pet Peeve: stop signs, snobs, incompetent teachers.

David L. Eller

Bruce John Engelbrecht Michael E. Ervin "Ervnine" 320 Madison Rd 1/21/63. Baseball 1; Football 1. Fav Say: "ramble on led zep." Fav Mem: avalon '81. Prize Poss: friends and family. Rem for: getting busted. Asw: engle. Pet Peeve: springsteen.

Robert D. Ervin "The Ervin Cowboy" 320 Madison Rd 10/24/64. Fav Say: "to the max; tell me about it." Fav Mem: darby township. Prize Poss: my guitar, albums. Sec Amb: to become famous any way i can. Rem for: being there. Asw: nick, joe, guy, tim. Pet Peeve: phonies, school.

Michael E. Ervin

Robert D. Ervin Charles H. Esola "Chuck" 118 Bellevue Ave 7/13/64. Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; STW 3, 4. Fav Say: "here we go again." Fav Mem: stw melodrama. Prize Poss: my dog max. Sec Amb: to meet hunter thompson. Rem for: being quiet. Pet Peeve: math class, getting up early. Jeffrey Arthur Everell "Jeff" 114 N Rolling Rd 2/5/64. Band 1,2,3; Orch 2, 3,4; Choir 3,4; Chorus 3, 4; Musical 3; Basketball 1; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Dist Band 2; Dist Orch Orch 2; Ski Club 4; NHS 3, 4. Fav Say: "dreams never die." Fav Mem: summers in florida and ocean city. Prize Poss: memories, family, friends. Sec Amb: to be the best at whatever i do. Rem for: tennis, skiing, being lazy. Asw: s.h., j.r., r.s., j.f., b.e., i.d., d.w., p.w. Pet Peeve: contradictions.

Charles H. Esola

Jeffrey Arthur Everett Geoffroy G. Fala "Jeffro" 97 S Forest Rd 9/28/64. Band 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2, . Fav Mem: "rage," theresa, dibbs. Prize Poss: my black sleek guitar. Sec Amb: to become the next jimi page. Rem for: wild actions on stage. Asw: theresa marie. Pet Peeve: feedback, fighting with the band.

Allison Joan Ferrari 425 Saxer Ave 10/2/64. Orch 1; Cheerleading 3, 4; Choir 1,2,3,4; % Hockey 2. Fav Mem: times with friends, family, times at the shore. Prize Poss: family,

friends. Sec Amb: to succeed in all i do. Rem for: being a shs cheerleader. Asw: lucia. Pet Peeve: cliques, ignorant people, ssr.

Geoffrey G. Fala

Allison Joan Ferrari

Sandra Joyce Finley "Skeets" 321 Maple Ave (M) 1/22/64. Basketball 2; Track 1. Fav Say: "dig it, really." Fav Mem: summer of '80, '81, weekend, times in a.c. Prize Poss: family, friends, clothes. Sec Amb: to succeed in life, own a corvette. Pet Peeve: the philadelphia eagles, prejudiced people.

Timothy Peter Fitzpatrick "Fitz" 974 Edwards Dr 5/9/64. Football 4; Weightlifting 3, 4. Fav Say: "it's been real." Fav Mem: times with deb, jr prom, 4/11/81, times at rob's, shore, summer '78 and '81, wissahicken dr, cliff diving, their aqua. Prize Poss: family, debbie, true friends. Asw: deb, bob and cheryl, good friends. Pet Peeve: don juans.

Sandra Joyce Finley

Timothy Peter Fitzpatrick Jocelyn Anne Fowler 919 Edgewood Dr 4/14/64. Lit Mag 1,2,3,4; arch 1,2,3,4; Dist arch 2, 3, 4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Dist Chorus 3, 4; Reg Chorus 3,4; Musical 1, 2, 3; State Chorus 4, NHS 4. Fav Say: "it isn't fair." Fav Mem: 3/7/80, 7/13/81, 11/21/81. Prize Poss: my music. Sec Amb: to weave baskets in arizona. Rem for: complaining, "having no problems." Asw: "the gang." Pet Peeve: cliques, insensitivity.

David W. Fox "Dave" 201 Boxwood Ln 4/22/64. Fav Say: "oh yea." Fav Mem: 1/5/80, summer '80, jr prom. Prize Poss: chris, family, friends. Rem for: being absent. Asw: chris, dolores, bob, people at vo-tech.

Jocelyn Anne Fowler

David W. Fox Jeffrey Scott Fry "Ya" Edwards Dr 3/27/64. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; arch 3; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Musical 1, 3; NHS 4. Fav Mem: o.c. '81. Prize Poss: family, friends, memories. Asw: v.e., r.s., j.s., Ld., p.w., j.r. Pet Peeve: pessimists, deadlines.

Linda Maria Fulginiti 257 Taylor Rd 6/27/64. Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; Musical 1, 3; % Hockey 2. Fav Say: "don't worry about it." Fav Mem: 3/9/79, our adventures, times with friends, o.c. with r.c., the many schemes. Prize Poss: dreams, memories, bianca, family, a special friend. Sec Amb: get satisfaction. Asw: michele, sharon, donna, "the girls." Pet Peeve: misunderstandings, learning the hard way.

Jeffrey Scott Fry

Linda Maria Fulginiti John Thomas Gallo "J.G." 854 WRolling Rd 7/31/64. Soccer 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 3; Ski Club 1, 2, 3,4. Fav Say: "darn; sure; silly." Prize Poss: guitar, friends. Rem for: staying calm, my hair. Asw: d.p., answers. Pet Peeve: mono. Dora Raquel Garcia "Disi" 435 Foulke Ln 10/8/64.. Tennis 1; Ski Club 1,2,3. Fav Mem: stones '81, rolling green, florida '81, purple haze. Prize Poss: family, time spent with special people. Sec Amb: to reach the ultimate high, whatever it may be. Rem for: open lunches, never really being there, being late. Pet Peeve: springfield high, blue and gold, wasted time.

John Thomas Gallo

Dora Raquel Garcia

Marcia Ann Geary "Gearyface," "Mar-cha" 1001 WAve 8/14/64. Ski Club 2, 3, 4. Fav Say: "you're just too cooL" Fav Mem: times with c.j., b.m., 1.0., b.c.'s birthday, cast party. Prize Poss: license. Sec Amb: to drive a maserati indy 2+2. Rem for: getting stuck on a mountain on mr. adam's field trip with b.m. Asw: carol, bobbi, fred, bill.

Frank A. Gerace 17 Forest Rd 7/5/64. Baseball 1, 3, 4. Fav Say: "really; yo; nice." Fav Mem: ac/dc tapes, my friends, family. Sec Amb: to become a graphic artist. Rem for: silk screens in graphic arts, drawings. Asw: gina, j.s., j.m., p.v. Pet Peeve: S.SJ.

Marcia Ann Geary

Frank A. Gerace

Michael J. Gildea

Karen R. Ginn

Alison Jane Graf

Laura Jean Grassie

Gary Louis Green

Tracy Ann Grosso

Michael J. Gildea "Eddie," "Top" 327 Powell Rd 12/8/63. STW 2, 3; Baseball 1; Football 1, 3, 4. Fav Mem: summer '81, 12/4/81. Prize Poss: boat, friends, parents. Sec Amb: to be free, to be round. Rem for: being flat, backing silver cans. Pet Peeve: square chin.

Karen R. Ginn "Gimpy" 469 Harwicke Rd 5/7/64. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Dist Band 3; Orch 3, 4; Musical 3; Stage Crew 2, 3; A-V 1, 2,3,4; NHS 3,4. Fav Say: "beware the jabberwock ..." Fav Mem: basketball, a.v., summer '79. Prize Poss: family, friends, life. Sec Amb: it's a secret. Rem for: elephant jokes, my hockey goal. Asw: I.m., m.d., j.p., I.s., t.c. Pet Peeve: gym, flirts, airheads, 7:48.

Alison Jane Graf 772 WRolling Rd 3/22/64. Scrivener 3, 4; Lit Mag 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3; Silks 2, 3, Capt 4; Orch Mgr 2, 3, 4; Musical 3; Volleyball 3; NHS 3, 4. Fav Say: "would i do a thing like that?" Fav Mem: summer '81, silks. Prize Poss: my family, friends. Rem for: being off the wall, being friendly. Asw: john.

Laura Jean Grassie 137 Rose Ln 10/5/64. Choir 2, 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Cougarette 3,4; Cheerleading 2. Fav Mem: april 4th, '80, all proms with jeffrey, 16th b-day. Prize Poss: jeffrey, my ring, family, close friends. Sec Amb: to make all my dreams come true and live a happy life. Asw: kim, dawn, sue, cindy. Pet Peeve: long weeks and short weekends.

Gary Louis Green "Lunar" 521 Lawrence Dr 9/14/64. Spri-Hian 1, 2, 3, 4; Lit Mag 3, 4; Ski Club 4. Fav Say: "freakout freakout freak out farout farout farout. " Fav Mem: concert effect before school, art classes, stones '81, genesis '81. Prize Poss: imagination, family, freedom. Sec Amb: to find the perfect female companion. Rem for: drawing excellent surrealistic freaks. Asw: m.b., j.m., b.b., r.n., b.m., La., b.1. Pet Peeve: closed minded people. Tracy Ann Grosso "Poncho" 100 Wayne Ave 7/18/64. Fav Say: "do that." Fav Mem: 11/4,5,6, 11/17, 11/20,7-14. Prize Poss: my camaro, jim morrison. Sec Amb: to find jim morrison and to get ahead in life. Rem for: my ice blue eyes. Asw: chris e. Pet Peeve: people who think they are better than other people, shs.

Susan M. Hagarty "Sue" 37 Locust Ave 12/30/63. Ski Club 1, 2. Fav Mem: the shore, california, parties. Prize Poss: my family, friends, memories. Sec Amb: to be successful and happy. Rem for: my hair, car problems. Asw: liz b., mary b.d., michele mcg, sue s. Pet Peeve: fakes, monday mornings. Wendy Anne Hallman 334 Madison Rd 9/22/64. Spanish Club 1, 3, 4; Volleyball 3. Fav Say: "surre." Fav Mem: lunchtime, nel's class, hm. rm. with sue, summer. Prize Poss: family, friends. Sec Amb: to live a long and happy life. Rem for: bird calls. Asw: loretta, jimmy, john, kathy. Pet Peeve: silence, ignorance, bony people, alarm clocks.

Susan M. Hagarty

Wendy Anne Hallman

Beth G. Hancock

Robert Earle Hanna

Colleen Annette Hayden

Lee Ann Heavey

Scott Douglas Hemphill

Susan Elizabeth Hick

Beth G. Hancock 720 Evans Rd 6/8/64. Gymnastics 1. Fav Mem: times with frank, friends, summer '81, mass 11/26/81. Prize Poss: family, friends, frank. Sec Amb: to be successful and happy with frank forever. Rem for: being late, graduating early. Asw: frank, roberta, trish, steff, linda, sandy. Pet Peeve: saying good-byes. Robert Earle Hanna "Hans," "Cob" 41 Mansion Rd 3/31/64. Choir 1, 2,3,4; Musical 3; Golf 3, 4; Tennis 2. Fav Say: "i can't believe it." Fav Mem: saranac, june 23-30, '80, times with family and friends. Prize POss: family, friends, golf clubs, albums. Sec Amb: become president of united states. Rem for: my walk, my writing. Asw: d.l., m.c., j.r., p.s. Pet Peeve: physics labs.

Colleen Annelle Hayden "Coli" 122 Harwicke Rd 3/1/64. Fav Say: "stop-it." Fav Mem: 3/12/78, wildwood '81, times with austin. Prize Poss: austin, memories, my rings, stereo, stuffed animals. Rem for: attending w.c.s.c. senior year instead of shs. Asw: austin, pam, sue. Pet Peeve: speed limits, airheads, shs. lee Ann Heavey "Dry" 26 E Scenic Rd 1/1/65. Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Pop Group 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 4; Hockey 1; Lacrosse 1, 2, 3, 4; Cougar 4. Fav Say: "you bum." Fav Mem: 11/17/81; 12/80 n.h., g.a. '81 t.s., c.k., m.w. Prize Poss: life. Sec Amb: to go to tahiti. Rem for: being a prep, my soccer cap. Asw: jeff, k.w., d.u. Pet Peeve: radicals, smoke.

SCOII Douglas Hemphill "Scooter," "Egg Man" 501 E Leamy Ave 11/21/63. Choir 1, 2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Musical 3; Basketball 1; Golf 4; Soccer 1,2,3; Tennis 1,2, CoCapt 3, 4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Weightlifting 3, 4; NHS 4. Fav Say: "what, yo, on, really; what time do we have to be there?" Fav Mem: california '78, colorado '79, utah '80, junior prom '81. Prize Poss: family, good friends, skies, tennis racquet. Sec Amb: to be successful in life in whatever i do, win the u.s. open. Rem for: playing tennis. Pet Peeve: snobs, backstabbers, waiting, s.a.t.s. Susan Elizabeth Hick "Sue" 427 Foulke Ln 3/4/64. Scrivener 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical 3; % Basketball 2, 3; STW 3; NHS 3, 4. Fav Mem: my 17 summers in maine, parties with the gang, springsteen '80. Prize Poss: my family and friends. Rem for: my big mouth. Asw: tina, my "sisters," the guys. Pet Peeve: an "s" on my last name.

William L. HUll! "Bill" 924 West Ave 4/9/64. Choir 1, 2, Officer 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, Officer 3,4; Pop Group 2, 3, 4; Musical 1, 2, 3; STW 3, 4; Track 1; Class Play 4. Prize Poss: my guitar. Sec Amb: rock -n-roll star. Pet Peeve: trig class. Russell Keith Hinkle "Rolling Rusty" 90 Hillview Dr 6/6/63. Fav Say: "hey babe; how ya be this early morn?" Fav Mem: chatting with mr. horrigan. Prize Poss: pirahana fish. Sec Amb: to be a rock-n-roll star. Rem for: being original. Asw: sacco, finch, bird, beeb, bincent, woodrow. Pet Peeve: english, music in cafe.

William L. Hill II

Russell Keith Hinkle

Susan Marie Hodge

Jeffrey Michael Hoerman

Eric L. Hoffman

Jeremy J. Hood

John David Hunn

Carol Ann Jackson

Susan Marie Hodge "Sue" 442 Thatcher Rd 8/1/64. Fav Mem: times with tony 3/13/81, 17th birthday, mountains, 3/27/81, car breakdown. Prize Poss: family, friends - tony, carolyn, lynette, iva, c.c. Sec Amb: to always be happy. Rem for: not knowing what to do. Asw: tony, iva, lynette, carolyn, shelly, steve, sean. Pet Peeve: waiting.

Jeffrey Michael Hoerman "Herms" 53 Snyder Ln 3/26/64. Band 1, 2; Lacrosse 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3. Fav Say: "yo, say what?" Fav Mem: summers in maryland, boating, outdoors, skiing, times with friends. Prize Poss: family, friends. Sec Amb: to become successful in life. Rem for: always having the car. Asw: roach, fitz, f.t.d., dino, s.b., t.m., c.c., d.d., f.d. Pet Peeve: two-faced people, waking up.

Eric L. Hoffman "Hoff" 371 Gleaves Rd 12/9/63. Baseball 2, 3, 4. Fav Say: "hack job." Fav Mem: hunting, ski trips, driving to games. Prize Poss: family, friends, car, my guns. Sec Amb: to get a 14 pointer. Rem for: hanging u's, breaking things. Asw: r.j., pld., s.t's, m.c., d.k. Pet Peeve: tickets, breaking down.

Jeremy J. Hood "Pieman" 307 Ballymore Rd 1/10/64. Student Council 4; Basketball 1; Lacrosse 1, 2, 3, Capt 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, Capt 4; NHS 4. Fav Say: "if it isn't fun, it ain't worth doing." Fav Mem: road trips, times with sue and the boys. Prize Poss: the bud hat. Sec Amb: to be high, on a mountain, with a guitar, singing my philosophies to the world. Asw: sue, the boys.

John David Hunn 408 Wayne Ave 10/4/64. A-V 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4. Fav Say: "he's a good joe; dandy tastin." Fav Mem: t1.25. Prize Poss: dice, life. Sec Amb: ascension, perfection. Rem for: werecamels. Asw: the elite. Pet Peeve: ignorance, pollution, cement, cruelty.

Carol' Ann Jackson 318 Yale Ave (M) 9/2/64. Fav Say: "do what? oh ya; promises promises; sweetheart; tell me about it." Fav Mem: summer '80, '81, 3/16/78. Prize Poss: jack, dani, lance, charger, mom and dad and raelyn. Sec Amb: to be an artist, be happy, do well in life, find a sweetheart. Rem for: being weird. Asw: bob c., m.g., d.b. Pet Peeve: spiders, two-faced people.

fb face The talents of the Class of '82 extended even to the realm of the theater on November 20th and 21 st as they presented the classic comedy Arsenic and Old Lace. The actors and actresses were supported by set painters, prop committee and stage crew. The play concerned Mortimer Brewster's discovery that his two maiden aunts had poisoned twelve lonely old men and with the aid of

Teddy Roosevelt (Brian Tarnoff) at ease after San Juan Hill.

brother Teddy buried them in the cellar. The situation was further complicated by the arrival of brother Jonathan bringing still another body. The delightfully insane happenings in a quaint Victorian house in Brooklyn were successfully brought to life by Mr. Zappacosta in his first effort as director of a senior class play.

Mr. Gibbs (Mr. Simon) enjoys a glass of "special" elderberry wine.

CAST Abby Brewster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jamie Brunson The Rev. Dr. Harper Murray Scheel Teddy Brewster Brian Tarnoff Officer Brophy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Will Lawrence Officer Klein . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tim McFadden Martha Brewster Angie Scalies Elaine Harper Lee Heavey Mortimer Brewster Joe Shields Mr. Gibbs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richard Simon Jonathan Brewster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Bill Lovell Dr. Einstein Allison Siegel Officer O'Hara Bill Hill Lt. Rooney Terry Semanik Mr. Witherspoon Pete Squadrito Director Student Director

Mr. Zappacosta Tina Roberts

Mortimer (Joe Shields) finds out about his sweet aunts' (Jamie Brunson, Angie Scalies) deadly hobby.

Snow a few days before, put the Snow Dance well on its way. The evening of December 19, began when upon entering the school, girls received a red or white rose and boys received a carnation. Santa was extra special when his identity was revealed. Mike Scioscia, 1976 Springfield High School graduate, replaced his 1981 World Series Dodger uniform for that of Mr. Claus. Picture taking with Santa was

available for every couple and Jean Watts even danced with him. The hallway walk was perhaps the most spectacular experience of the evening. Couples walked under extravagant formations of tinsel, festive lights, and other garlands. These elaborate decorations were the result of a decorating party the night before where many people helped in creating the festive atmosphere.

The Spirit of the Snow Dance awaiting.

Jim Strain and Trish Little with surprise Santa, Mike Scioscia.

Christmas is a time to be merry!

~ Joan! Kurt! Smile you're on Candid Camera.

Robert Keith Johnston "Rob," "Johns't" 717 Evans Rd 6/2/64. Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4. Fav Say: "you loser; what's up, get ajob." Fav Mem: shore, poconos, jack frost, florida '76. Prize Poss: family, friends, chevelle. Sec Amb: to live a successful life. Rem for: being an oakland fan. Asw: e.h., p.d. Pet Peeve: losing.

Jennifer Leigh Kain "Jen," "Jenny" "Fer" 640 Cresson Ln (M) 9/8/64. Choir 3, 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 3. Fav Say: "come on woman; no problem." Fav Mem: feb 6 '81, canoe trips, all nighters, oct 18 '81. Prize Poss: family, friends, sean, my older brother, teddy bear. Sec Amb: to live in a mansion in colorado. Rem for: always laughing, acting as a molher hen. Asw: sean, roe, diane, will, uncle al. Pel Peeve: backstabbers, split lunches.

Robert Keith Johnston

Jennifer Leigh Kain

Janice Lynn Kaiser

Karen Lynn Kampmeyer

Cynthia Mary Kane

James Joseph Kane, Jr.

Anita Louise Karvois

Teresa Dolores Kennedy

Janice Lynn Kaiser "Snowbird," "Jan" 252 N Norwinden Dr 9/24/63. A-V 2, 3, 4. Fav Say: "helwo." Fav Mem: 12/6/80, 9/28/81, 12/6/81, 12/18-19/81, summer of '81. Prize Poss: my dog, my car, and d.w.c., and my family. Sec Amb: 10 marry d.w.c. Rem for: being stubborn. Asw: n.y., n.b., d.m., m.d., r.h. Pet Peeve: people that bring past back to the present. Karen Lynn Kampmeyer 269 Butler Rd 7/26/64. Spri-Hian 2,3,4; Lit Mag 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Orch 2, 3, 4; Choir 3, 4; Musical 1,3; NHS 3,4; STW 3, 4; Class Play 4. Fav Say: "hi ya." Fav Mem: close-up 11/81, glass menagerie 5/81. Prize Poss: the love of my family and friends, my talents. Sec Amb: to make a difference in my world. Rem for: being short, always being busy. Asw: lisa, ellen, taller people. Pet Peeve: people who pat me on the head.

Cynthia Mary Kane "Cindy" 639 Kennerly Rd 4/28/64. Choir 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Cougarette 3, 4. Fav Mem: proms, football games, sr week 81-82, g.a. '81, springsteen concerts, shore with barb. Prize Poss: family, friends, memories, jay. Sec Amb: to meet the boss. Asw: barb, deb, laura, kim, dawn, sue. Pet Peeve: gossip, misunderstandings, good-byes.Âˇ-~-

James Joseph Kane. Jr. "Jim," "Jimbo," "Rabbit" 263 Ballymore Rd 10/27/64. Service Club 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Fav Mem: times with dee, college fair with n.t., t.I., f.d. Prize Poss: family, friends. Sec Amb: gain weight. Rem for: being patrick clancy's brother. Asw: frank, ted, dom, crap, rich, siani, my man c1ance, dino, bob, fitz. Pet Peeve: banquo's.

Anita LOUise Karvois 515 Springview Ln 1/4/65. Fav Mem: partying, vacations, stones, lunches. Prize Poss: my memories, my dreams, my life. Sec Amb: satisfaction. Rem for: being late. Pet Peeve: being busted.

Teresa Dolores Kennedy "Terry" 706 WRolling Rd 3/13/64. Scrivener 4; Bowling 2, 3, 4; Lacrosse 1,2,3,4. Fav Say: "nice mouth." Fav Mem: sea isle '81,10/31/81, times with friends. Prize Poss: camera, family, friends. Rem for: taking pictures, always having gum. Asw: my camera. Pet Peeve: getting up before 12:00, empty gas tank.

Craig A. Kinsey "Kins" 416 Lynbrooke Rd 5/11/64. Baseball 4; Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1,2; Ice Hockey 2,3,4. Fav Say: "labor, no way." Fav Mem: c.d.b. concert '80, ac/dc '81, ice hockey. Prize Poss: "the falcon," radio, money, friends, a job. Sec Amb: to buy a real car, play in the nhl. Rem for: forgetting, occasional naps in a class. Asw: mao tse tung, p.k., C.S., nozz, p.v., j.r., b.v., d.c. Pet Peeve: flirts, politics.

Theodore Joseph Kirkpatrick "Ted," "T.K." 315 Sedgewood Rd 117/64. Exec Council 4; Lacrosse 1,2,3,4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Baskelball1, 2, 3, Capt 4. Fav Say: "what's up? what are you, some kinds ...?" Fav Mem: 3/14/81, times with jen, road trips. Prize Poss: family, j.s.m., doof's car. Pet Peeve: physics.

Craig A. Kinsey

Theodore Joseph Kirkpatrick Kimberly Lynn Knaff "Kim," "Kimmer" 156 Rambling Way 5/26/64. Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; Lacrosse 1,2,3,4; NHS 4. Fav Mem: 12/20/80, jr. prom, surf city '81 with d.c., s.p., I.g., k.k., limes at o.c. Prize Poss: family, relationship with mall, special friends. Asw: laura, dawn, sue.

Pauline B. Koerner 533 E Springfield Rd 8/17/64. Choir 1,4; Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Lacrosse 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Pop Group 4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4. Fav Mem: germany, quebec, times with friends and family. Prize Poss: God, life, health, family, true friends. Sec Amb: to live life to its fullest extent. Rem for: being happy, inquisitive, listening, harmony. Pet Peeve: hate.

Kimberly Lynn Knaff

Pauline B. Koerner Kurt A. Kozin 501 Wesley Rd 1/17/64. Soccer 1, 2, 3; Bowling 2, 3, 4. Fav Mem: shore. Prize Poss: family, friends. Rem for: birthplace. Asw: different people. Pet Peeve: materialislics. Paul David Krauter "Krauts" 221 Ridgewood Rd 3/19/64. Choir 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1. Fav Mem: week of 9/1/81. Prize Poss: gun, steelers shirt, car. Sec Amb: to own my own business. Rem for: wearing my steelers shirt. Asw: craig, dave, cliff. Pet Peeve: eagles.

Kurt A. Kozin

Paul David Krauter James Howard Kuhn "Specially" 533 Saxer Ave 8/2/64. Ice Hockey 3, 4; Football 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 4. Fav Mem: canada '80. Prize Poss: van. Sec Amb: member of the badgers. Rem for: ice hockey. Asw: ace, goose, gander, skinny. Pet Peeve: snobs. Brenda Labutis "Bren" 134 Plymouth Rd 12/31/63. Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Fav Say: "wonderfuL" Fav Mem: stones concert, pope trip, ski trips. Prize Poss: family, friends. Sec Amb: to have curly hair. Rem for: talking, always kidding, my laugh. Pet Peeve: crowded halls.

James Howard Kuhn

Brenda Labutis

Christophor Todd Lahm "Baa" "Sheepy" 571 Rutherford Dr 11/12/64. Fav Say: "ex; ghouL" Fav Mem: p.SJ. '81, x-mas '80, slyl '81, cafe '78-'79. Prize Poss: jansport, discs, the car. Rem for: being tall. Asw: t.k., j.m., d.g., g.t. Willard M. Lawronco "Will" 235 Parkview Dr 9/24/64. Class Play 4. Fav Mem: going to swarthmore h.s. Prize Poss: memories of dear friends. Sec Amb: to be one of the imperials. Rem for: being remembered least. Asw: an alligator on. Pet Peeve: teachers who got their job by accident.

Christopher Todd Lahm

Willard M. Lawrence Joann Elizaboth Loibig 426 Indian Rock Dr 1/17/64. Scrivener Sr Ed 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Choir 3, 4; Chorus 4; Musical 3; French Club 2, Officer 3, 4; NHS 4. Fav Mem: beatlemania, sea isle with mcd, rocky horror, 1/16/81 with btb, 1/17/81, mon voyage en france '81, jr prom. Prize Poss: memories and dreams. Rem for: bill, purple. Asw: m.c.d., b.t.b., p.s., I.e., I.d., I.c., s.c. Pet Peeve: begging for band. John Edward Loonard. Jr. "Leo" 418 Ridge Ln 1/10/65. Orch 1,2, 3, 4; Scott's HI-Q 3, 4; Forensic Team 4. Fav Say: "don't take any wooden nickels." Fav Mem: am studies, 12/31/81. Prize Poss: family, friends. Rem for: lone ranger, whistling. Asw: friends.

Joann Elizabeth Leibig

John Edward Leonard, Jr. Scoll D. Linton 71 W Sproul Rd 1/22/63. Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Fav Say: "take it easy." Fav Mem: trip to b.c. '81, vermont skiing '78. Sec Amb: to play drums in a famous band. Rem for: always being late, being a twin. Pet Peeve: sats. Patricia Anno Lilllo "Trisha" "Trishie" 85 Worrell Dr 9/16/64. Gymnastics 1, 2; Lacrosse 1, 2. Fav Say: "ya know what i mean?" Fav Mem: long beach island, times with n.w., n.t., d.w., C.C., I-n-j's wedding, 8/81 with m.s., bonfires,,6/7/81. Prize Poss: family, friends, r.w.k. jr. Sec Amb: to be happily married with 7 kids. Rem for: always eating. Asw: nancy t. and everyone. Pet Peeve: feet, being touched.

Scott D. Linton

Patricia Anne Little Patricia Anno liVingston "PaW" 953 Edwards Dr 8/22/64. Track 1. Fav Say: "i'm sorry." Fav Mem: times with danny, 11/15/80, memories. Prize Poss: danny mcfeeley, family, friends. Sec Amb: to live life to the fullest. Rem for: getting embarrassed. Asw: danny. Pet Peeve: waiting, fighting, cliques. Lucia Donoon LoMonaco 552 Cheyney Rd 5/15/64. Choir 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 3, 4. Fav Mem: jr prom, summers at shore, times with allison. Prize Poss: family, friends. Sec Amb: to be successful in whatever i do. Rem for: being a shs cheerleader. Asw: allison. Pet Peeve: ssr, two-faced people.

Patricia Anne Livingston

Lucia Deneen LoMonaco

Donald Patrick Longhurst 127 Highland Rd 917/64. Band 1, 2, 3; Choir 1, 3; Musical 3. Fav Say: "yeah, right; so immature." Fav Mem: lavida 8/8/81-8/16/81, saranac, times spent with friends, campaigner weekend. Rem for: young life. Asw: r.h., j.l., j.r., p.s. Pet Peeve: s.h.s., S.S.r., stop signs, people with no sense of direction. William J. Lovell "Bill" 28 Yale Ave (SW) 1/25/64. STW 3; Class Play 4. Fav Say: "i think i'm in love." Fav Mem: the girls in school, plays, the harem. Prize Poss: memories, my dog. Sec Amb: to own a casino. Rem for: being very, very friendly. Asw: the prettiest ladies. Pet Peeve: grouches in the morning, snobs, gas stations.

Donald Patrick Longhurst

William J. Lovell David C. Lyons "Dave" 435 Ridge Ln 6/10/64. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orch 1, 2, 3, 4; Dist Band/Orch 2, 3; Reg Band 2, 3; State Band 3, 4; Musical 3; Golf 3. Fav Say: "what's up?" Fav Mem: penn central, times with family and friends, state band. Prize Poss: my bass, family. Sec Amb: to be the president of ibm, travel. Rem for: playing bass, the red vw, being a computer programmer. Asw: leo, mark, pat, mike, tony. Pet Peeve: 6:30 a.m. Timothy Dean Maclay "Tim," "Babyface," "Timmy" 936 Church Rd 1/19/65. Spri-Hian 1; Stage Crew 1,2,3; Chess Club 1,2,3; Weightlifting 3, 4; Tennis 4; Bowling 4; NHS 4. Fav Say: "physics is fun." Fav Mem: a.c. '81, belleville bike-a-thon '81. Prize Poss: family, friends, radio equipment, bicycle. Sec Amb: to be an astronaut. Rem for: liking physics. Asw: a.j., dan(iel). Pet Peeve: riding into the wind.

David C. Lyons

Timothy Dean Maclay Christopher Bryant Mails "Monte" 465 Briarhill Rd 2/13/64. Lacrosse 2, 3, 4; Ice Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1. Fav Say: "what? i did that?" Fav Mem: 2/3/81. Prize Poss: memories, jennifer, hendrix albums. Sec Amb: make bundles of cash. Rem for: parties, road trips. Asw: jennifer and the guys. Pet Peeve: waking-up.

Glenn Robert Mallon 220 Avon Rd 12/1/63. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Lacrosse 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4. Fav Mem: 6/21/79, weekends, hershey '81, '82? Prize Poss: d.c., family, friends, my mind. Sec Amb: win the gold, eternal road trip. Rem for: never worrying. Asw: d.c., t.k., and the guys. Pet Peeve: a certain laugh, losing, squirrels.

Christopher Bryant Maits

Glenn Robert Mallon Christina Louise Mancuso "Tina" 148 Broadview Rd 5/27/64. Chorus 1. Fav Say: "what do ya wanna do ... i'm bored." Fav Mem: summer of '79, '80, '81, stones, good times with friends. Prize Poss: life, family, friends. Rem for: talking. Asw: cyn, a.d., j.h., others. Pet Peeve: busy phones, waiting, car accidents.

Danielle Mannino 1052 Westwood Dr 5/19/64. Fav Say: "that's disgusting; i wanna go home." Fav Mem: summer '81, Wildwood, london victory club. Prize Poss: family, friends, contacts, clothes. Sec Amb: becoming a famous hairstylist. Rem for: clothes, going to south philly on weekends. Asw: friends from south philly. Pet Peeve: 6:30 a.m., waiting, giving answers and explanations to questions.

Christina Louise Mancuso

Danielle Mannino

Curtis J. Mark "Curt" 163 Snyder Ln 9/3/64. Musical 1; Choir 1,2; Wrestling 1; Tennis 2. Fav Mem: summer '81. Prize Poss: gun collection and family. Sec Amb: martial arts expert. Rem for: riding bike. Asw: s.h., m.L Pet Peeve: sats.

Susan Yvonne Mark "Sue," "Mue Sark," "Suemark" 812 W Rolling Rd 10/14/64. Lit Mag 1,2, Bus Ed 3, Ed-in-Chief 4; Spri-Hian 3, Ass't Ed 4; Scrivener Sports Ed 3; Rifles 3, 4; Tennis 2; Volleyball 2, 3; French Club; NHS 4. Fav Say: "that's life." Prize Poss: health, family, true friends. Sec Amb: to be able to guarantee everyone a healthy life. Rem for: being short, fighting for a reasonable cause. Fav Mem: times with friends and family.

Curtis J. Mark

Susan Yvonne Mark Mary Ann Martin 414 Yale Ave (M) 6/17/64. Fav Say: "yeah right; sure; what?" Fav Mem: blue grass '80, '81 ... beaver valley, Iynns inn, april 3, '81. Prize Poss: dave, my ring, family, friends, beauty. Rem for: being myself, laughing. Asw: dave, christi, rick, andy, mike, nancy. Pet Peeve: time, good-byes, pencil necks, liter.

James A. Martinelli "Jim," "Chesmahone" 110 S Bishop Ave 9/16/64. Fav Say: "go for a cruise, clown." Fav Mem: 2/81 - housewarming party, 7/81 - wildwood. Prize Poss: memories, friends, strawberries. Rem for: annual haircuts, 557 buena vista, trees. Asw: W.S., r.h., j.s., I.d., C.S., I.g., c.e. Pet Peeve: trees that walk out on the road.

MaryAnn Martin

James A. Martinelli Francis P. McCarry "Frank" 237 Ballymore Rd 11/3/62. Football 3, 4; Track 1,3. Fav Say: "that's life." Fav Mem: times with hope, friends, 10/80. Prize Poss: family, hope, friends. Sec Amb: to be happy. Rem for: coming back from m.p. Asw: hope, friends. Pet Peeve: stop signs, liars.

Tracy Lynne McCarthy 435 Kerr Ln 10/2/64. Choir 1; Goll 2,3; Ski Club 1, 2,3, Officer 4. Fav Mem: bermuda, paris, times with bob, family, and friends, proms, springsteen, summers, skiing. Prize Poss: family, bob, friends, meisha, my gold. Sec Amb: to live like "the harts." Rem for: having long hair. Asw: bob, jackie, kim, ann, laine, eileen. Pet Peeve: long distance, thin ice.

Francis P. McCarry

Tracy Lynne McCarthy Timothy S. McClellan "Tim" 337 Pinecrest Rd 1/29/64. Band 1, 2; Lacrosse 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2, 3. Fav Say: "yo, what's up? you'll have this." Fav Mem: times at p.b. Prize Poss: friends, family, model 1300. Sec Amb: to be happy and successful. Rem for: wrestling. Asw: b.r., d.s., t.d., 1.1., j.h., I.d., j.k. Pet Peeve: bad backs, losing weight, two-faced people, snobs.

Teresa Ann McDermoll "Terry" 9 Windsor Cir 6/16/64. Spanish Club 3, 4. Fav Mem: hawaii 12/80, 5/81, 7/81, ice fights. Prize Poss: greased gremlin, barry, my key. Rem for: dancing, neon pink pants. Asw: j.k., j.p., I.m., m.d., m.m., a.u. Pet Peeve: pointed shoes.

Timothy S. McClellan

Theresa Ann McDermott

John H. McElwee "Mac" 123 ESpringfield Rd 10/4/64. Choir 1; Basketball 1; Football 3, 4; Wrestling 3. Fav Say: "relax." Fav Mem: saranac, 11/28/81. Prize Poss: family and friends. Sec Amb: to be rich and live comfortably. Pet Peeve: stop signs, physics, ridley. Timothy James McFadden "Tim" 121 School Ln 7/4/64. Band 1, Officer 2, 3, 4; Orch 2, 3, 4; Dist Band 2, 3; Musical 1, 3; Golf 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3. Fav Say: "ex." Fav Mem: 7/11/81, senior class play, harry's Lp.s. Prize Poss: relationship with family and friends, my bachs. Sec Amb: to replace "doc." Rem for: being moody. Asw: amy, rosser, joe, rich, bruce. Pet Peeve: melodia.

John H. McElwee

Timothy James McFadden

Dawn Marie McGillan

Maureen McGonigle

Lisa Anna McHugh

Sharon Maria Mcintyre

Lisa Christine McKale

Elaine Rose McManus

Dawn Marie McGillan 41 Plymouth Rd 4/6/64. Track 2. Fav Mem: 4/7/79, summer '81, senior week, times with rick ciarrocchL Prize Poss: family, friends, kelly I and II, bruno. Sec Amb: always be happy and healthy. Asw: r.c., h.c., and good friends. Pet Peeve: waiting, liars. Maureen McGonigle "Mo" 266 Saxer Ave 12/17/64. Choir 1. Fav Say: "you name it; i've probably said it" Fav Mem: 2/6, crc, y.l. Prize Poss: friends, family. Sec Amb: i'li never tell. Asw: suze, bobbie, eric, tom., etc. Pet Peeve: food that moves by itself. .

Lisa Anna McHugh "Frog," "Froggie," "Lisafrogpizz," "Lees," "Leeza," "Maggie" 232 Alliston Rd 1/5/65. Band 2, 3, 4; Orch 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 4; Track 2, 4; Lit Mag 3, 4; Scrivener 3, 4; Stage Crew 2, 3, 4; NHS 4. Fav Say: "O.k. - sure - right" Fav Mem: y.c.c. - '81, 6/18-20/81, 1/5/80, 10th grade. Prize Poss: memories and friends from y.c.c. Rem for: beating myself up, my construction worker. Asw: joy, terry, karen, mel, judy, claire. Pet Peeve: airheads, obnoxious gils, losing friends, good-byes.

Sharon Maria Mcintyre "Shar" 134 Hillview Dr 7/4/64. Choir 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Cougarettes 3; Cheerleading 4; Field Hockey 1. Fav Say: "how do you do it?" Fav Mem: summer '81, phillies '80. Prize Poss: friends, family. Sec Amb: be rich, get married. Rem for: hitting, dirty looks. Asw: m.f., d.a., m.s., 1.1., c.w. Pet Peeve: class clicks, physics.

Lisa Christine McKale "Lee" 454 Barker Rd 12/27/63. Fav Say: "yo, what's up?" Fav Mem: summer of '81, roundup, times at the bowling alley and the park. Prize Poss: friends and family. Asw: carla, gina, terry, vic, paul, mike. Pet Peeve: waiting, ssr, fighting. Elaine Rose McManus "Laine," "Lettie" 105 School Ln 12/8/64. Track 3. Prize Poss: friends and family. Sec Amb: to be rich and live in europe. Asw: andrea, jackie, tracy, eileen, kim. Pet Peeve: liars, fake people.

David Wayne McNulty. Jr. 247 Orchard Rd 7/14/64. Band 1.2; Choir 1,3,4; Musical 3; Ski Club 3, 4; Wrestling 2. Fav Say: "may i please mombo dogface to the banana patch?" Fav Mem: d.d.a. on tour. Prize Poss: buffy. Rem for: daveism. Pet Peeve: people with money.

John Dale Melbourne "Ozzie" 25 Mitchell Ave (M) 2/4/64. Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3. Fav Say: "i have not yet begun to fight." Fav Mem: saranac young life weekend '80. Prize Poss: my leather jacket. Sec Amb: to be a master in the martial arts and to star in a film someday. Rem for: my quick feet and hands. Asw: andy hartline, rich mirenda, al misciagna. Pet Peeve: math (geometry and algebra II).

David Wayne McNulty, Jr.

John Dale Melbourne

Sara Evelyn Mendoza

Donna Louise Micolucci

Luther C. Miller

Richard Anthony Mirenda

Albert Peter Misciagna

Carla Ann Mogavero

Sara Evelyn Mendoza "Sarita" 164 NNorwinden Dr 7/3/63. Track 3. Fav Say: "corazon, crazy." Fav Mem: good times with group #5 and pablo and manzur, 6/28/80, 6/27/81, 11/18/80. Prize Poss: God, family, my n. american family and friends. Sec Amb: is a secret. Rem for: always quiet. Asw: laurie, lynn, joy. Donna Louise Mlcolucci "Donny," "D.O." 533 ValleY View Rd 11/26/63. Spri-Hian 2; Choir 2, 3; Chorus 2, 3; Hockey 3, 4; A-V 2, 3, 4. Fav Say: "don't worry about it." Fav Mem: my earlier life. Prize Poss: my best friend, boyfriend and family. Sec Amb: to become an entertainer. Rem for: long hair. Asw: nina yi, janice kaiser. Pet Peeve: rude people.

Luther C. Miller "Lucas" 143 Schuyler Rd 7/20/64. Spri-Hian 3,4; Choir 1,3,4; Chorus 1,3.4; Pop Group 3,4; STW 4; Musical 3, 4. Fav Say: "i hate ..." Fav Mem: i forget. Prize Poss: gibson lesss paul. Rem for: cynicism. Asw: b.h., m.i., s.1. Pet Peeve: junior prom '81.

Richard Anthony Mirenda "Rick," "Ram" 1313 University Ave (M) 5/28/64. Fav Mem: oct. 23, '81, m.h., june 14, '81, trips to the shore. Prize Poss: my car. my friends, and my family. Sec Amb: to be happy and successful. Asw: j.r., j.m., p.k., d.s. Pet Peeve: lunch, ssr.

Albert Peter Misciagna Jr. "Big AI" 318 Brock Rd 2/14/63. Bowling 1,2,3,4. Fav Say: "that's a ya." Prize Poss: family, friends, truck. Rem for: being a fireman. Asw: dave, mike, bill. Pet Peeve: the new part of school.

Carla Ann Mogavero "Car" 949 Greenbriar Ln 12/24/64. Track 1. Fav Say: "hello, what's up?" Fav Mem: 7/18/80, 8/1/80, 5/2/81. Prize Poss: family, rick, friends, sneakers. Sec Amb: to be happy, travel, to own a 64 gto. Rem for: being moody, dirty looks. Asw: I.m., b.e., p.i., k.b., t.m. Pet Peeve: liars.

Roberta Frances Mogavero "Bobbi:' "Bob:' "BJ" 949 Greenbriar Ln 11/17/63. Choir 1; Track 1, Wrestling - Mgr 1, 2, 3, 4. Fav Say: "really, and everything like thaI." Fav Mem: 11/15/76. Prize Poss: family, art supplies. Sec Amb: to own a 57 t-bird. Rem for: climbing a mountain with m.g. on a field trip. Asw: m.g., m.m., b.i., S.r., c.m. Pet Peeve: snobs.

John Peter Mohr "J.P." 650 Vernon Rd 7/31/64. Scrivener sports ed 4; Volleyball 3, 4; Bowling 1,2,3, Capt 4; AV 2,3,4; Scott's HI-Q 4; French Club 4; NHS 4. Fav Say: "everything is under control." Fav Mem: paris '80, ma's pet shop. Prize Poss: friends, the future. Sec Amb: to be successful, to stop the arms race. Rem for: wearing black.

Roberta Frances Mogavero

John Peter Mohr

Mark Thomas Molitoris

Jennifer Scholl Moore

Susan Marian Morris

Michele Marie Morroni

Ty Richard Mossman

Barbara Lynn Mullin

Mark Thomas Moliloris "Mula" 61 Locust Ave 4/28/64. Baseball 1; Golf 2, Capt 3, 4. Fav Mern: wombats rm 150, times with s.l. and s.b. Prize Poss: golf clubs. Sec Amb: break 70, get I.p.a. card. Pet Peeve: conestoga go~ers.

Jennifer Scholl Moore 412 Kerr Ln 10/2/64. Exec Council Officer 3, 4; Class Officer 2; Choir 1,2,3,4; Chorus - Officer 3,4; Hockey 1, 2, 3, Co-Capt 4; Lacrosse 1,2, CoCapt 3,4; NHS 3, Officer 4. Fav Mem: 3/14/81 -time with ted, times with friends and teammates, west '72, europe '78, stone harbor. Prize Poss: family, t.j.k., friendship with tracy, friends, memories and dreams. Rem for: ribbons. Pet Peeve: feel.

Susan Marian Morris "Sue" 307 Hawarden Rd 4/26/64. Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Chess Club 3; Class Play 4. Fav Say: " ... or what?" Fav Mem: friday night movies, sac parties. Prize Poss: family and friends and good times with them. Sec Amb: to touch the horizon. Rem for: my smile and laugh, and always being happy. Asw: joan I., jean W., and everyone else. Pet Peeve: gelling up in the morning, oral reports, and fakes.

Michele Marie Morroni "Shelly" 29 Curtis Rd 6/21/64. Track 1,2. Fav Say: "have any gum?" Fav Mem: pope trip. Prize Poss: family, friends. Rem for: always talking. Asw: linda, and everybody else.

Ty Richard Mossman "Mr. Moss," "Thaistick" 515 WSpringfield Rd 12/11/64. Fav Mem: westbrook park rumble. Prize Poss: my vest, dogtags. Sec Amb: to establish zoltar. Rem for: partying. Asw: sirpolls, duke macbethany, joey boy, gerri. Pet Peeve: the world, rules.

Barbara Lynn Mullin "Barb" 204 Wells Ln 10/8/64. Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Musical 1, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Lacrosse 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4. Fav Mem: mim, all the times we won, good times with good friends. Prize Poss: family, friends, memories. Sec Amb: to make the right decision, to know. Pet Peeve: waiting, not knowing, good-byes, broken hearts.

Joseph Anthony Murphy "Murph" 324 Yarnall Dr 3/29/64. Soccer 1; Track 1, 2, 4; Closeup 3; Debate 3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Chess Club 3. Fav Say: "i don't know man; check it out; ghello." Fav Mem: wildwood '78, '79, '80, '81, the who '79, the stones '81. Prize Pass: life, liberty, friends. Sec Amb: to be a space traveler. Rem for: hitchhiking. Asw: k.d., W.z., g.g., r.n., b.m., g.p., m.b. Pet Peeve: car door buzzer. Cynthia Rose Musi "Cyn," "Pumkin" 513 Kennerly Rd 8/26/64. Chorus 1. Fav Say: "ya know; righI." Fav Mem: summer '79, '80, '81 in wildwood. Prize Pass: my family, tina and friends. Sec Amb: to live a happy and successful life. Rem for: helping people oul. Asw: tina, schnods, good friends out of school. Pet Peeve: waiting, good-byes, back stabbers.

Joseph Anthony Murphy

Cynthia Rose Musi

Joseph David Myers

Robin Lawton Neal

David Clifford Netting

Richard H. Neu

Joyce S. Newnam

Hiep Quang Nguyen

Joseph David Myers "Oz," "Ozzie" 249 N Norwinden Dr 5/7/64. Fav Say: "put it this way." Fav Mem: times with friends, summer of '81. Prize Pass: family, friends. Sec Amb: to own my own firetruck. Rem for: leaving school, sleeping. Asw: bets, admiral, animal, tim, mike. Pet Peeve: gelling up for school. Robin Lawton Neal 330 Gleaves Rd 6/23/64. Basketball 1, 2; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Lacrosse 1,2,3,4. Fav Mem: hawaiian nights, stones, summer of '81, 10/31/81. Sec Amb: to meet roger daltry. Asw: karen, sandy, barb, donna, anita. Pet Peeve: authority.

David Clifford Nelling 401 Bell Ave 10/22/63. Band 1,2,3; Orch 1,2,3,4; Choir 4. Fav Mem: concord gig, junior prom. Prize Pass: m.l., 69 camara, guitar. Sec Amb: to tour with a rock band. Rem for: being crazy in general. Asw: meg long. Richard H. Neu "Nozl" 165 Summit Rd 2/12/64. Fav Say: "no way; get oul." Fav Mem: partying, hayfields, fighting. Prize Pass: super cycle. Sec Amb: to get the beller things of life. Rem for: empire, rod stewart, fire co. Asw: caroline, ty, leather. Pet Peeve: shs, waiting.

Joyce S. Newnam "Noodles," "Jy," "Joycie" 924 Church Rd 4/17/64. Choir 1. Fav Say: "what? i don't get il." Fav Mem: virginia '80, '81, all good times. Prize Poss: my friends, family. Sec Amb: to try my best to succeed in life. Rem for: being short and talkative. Asw: my car. Pet Peeve: flat tires, no gas, no money. Hiep Quang Nguyen 229 Powell Rd 8/31/64. Chess Club 3. Fav Say: "i don't know." Fav Mem: trip to niagara falls. Prize Poss: fish tank. Sec Amb: to be a chemical engineer. Rem for: being quiel. Asw: john melbourne. Pet Peeve: homework.

Suzanne Carol O'Meara "Suzy" 421 Larchwood Rd 6/16/64. Chorus 1; Tennis 2; Ski Club 1, 2. Fav Say: "do you know what i mean?" Fav Mem: o.c. with c.s. Prize Poss: family, true friendships, barrettes, my watch. Sec Amb: to get rich quick and stay healthy. Rem for: smiling, being tired, being absent. Asw: chris, maria, laura, cas, mike. Pet Peeve: waiting, being called "sue," detention, 7:48.

Suzanne Marie Osipowlcz "Sue 0." "Shoo" 325 Kennerly Rd 7/14/64. Fav Mem: 11/10/78, times with john esp - 11/27/81, genesis, sunshines after rainstorms. Prize Poss: family, esp. relationship with jill, friends esp. j.b., e.r., S.t. Rem for: my dimples, my moods, my ethnic background. Pet Peeve: regrets, embarrassment, telephones.

Suzanne Carol O'Meara

Suzanne Marie Osipowicz Susan Renoe Over "Suze" 122 Scenic Rd 4/23/64. Spri-Hian 1; Scrivener 3, 4; Cougarette 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Close-Up 3; Pep Club 1. Fav Say: "what a zoo." Fav Mem: christmas eve and new years '79, florida, shore '80. Prize Poss: God, family, friends. Sec Amb: to have a healthy and beautiful family someday.

Lisa Nadine Owens 78 S Britton Rd 1/17/64. Exec Council 3, 4; Scrivener Sr Ed 4; Lit Mag 1,2,3, Typ Ed 4; Fre.nch Club 1,2, Officer 3, 4; German Club 4; Musical 1, 3; Class Play 4; NHS 3, 4. Fav Mem: eating with steph, etc. etc., talks with special friends. Prize Poss: ideals, family, special friends. Rem for: long hair, walking slow. Asw: s.b., m.d., k.k.

Susan Renee Over

Lisa Nadine Owens Susan Mary Pappa "Sue" "Dew" 109 Morton Rd 6/24/64. Lacrosse 1,3,4. Fav Mem: 3/18/79, times with frank, jr prom '79, summer '79, pittsburgh, surf city '81. Prize Poss: family, friends, memories. Asw: dawn, kim, laura, ck., friends. Pet Peeve: good-byes, misunderstandings.

Joy Andrea Patchell "Joywie" "Joyous" 2 Meetinghouse Ln 12/12/64. Band Mgr 1; Choir 1; Musical 1, 3; Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Hockey 3; Track Mgr 3; A-V 3; Library Aide 1, 2; German Club 1, 2, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; NHS 4. Fav Say: "bummer." Fav Mem: 11/28-30/81. Prize Poss: family, friends, dogs. Sec Amb: to be adj. Rem for: playing d and d, birthday parties. Asw: I.m., k.g., j.k., I.s., p.d., t.n., m.d. Pet Peeve: hypocrites, gym suits.

Susan Mary Pappa

Joy Andrea Patchell Jeffrey Scott Perkins "Jeff" "Perk" 371 Sedgewood Rd 5/15/64. Weightlifting 1, 2, 3, 4; Lacrosse 1,2,3,4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2, Officer 3,4; NHS 3, 4. Fav Say: "oh well." Fav Mem: summer '80, 8/2/80, parties, ski trips, 1117/81-11/8/81. Prize Poss: life, family, friends, skies. Sec Amb: to own a swiss alp. Rem for: being lazy, putting my foot in my mouth. Asw: I.h. Pet Peeve: phonies, zeros, waiting.

Deborah Ann Perna "Debby" 823 Evans Rd 4/2/64. Spri-Hian 1; Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Track 1,2; Spanish Club 2, 3. Fav Say: "really? don't worry about it." Fav Mem: summer '8081, 7/29/81, 7/19/81. Prize Poss: family, j.c., friends and LC. Sec Amb: to get every1hing out of life. Asw: joe c. and friends. Pet Peeve: nosey people.

Jeffrey Scott Perkins

Deborah Ann Perna

Michael Vincent Perpiglia "Mike" "Perp" 314 Spring Valley Rd 3/7/64. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1. Fav Mem: shore summers, chaz's sessions, new orleans, colleges with sharon, chuck, terry, jim. Prize Poss: family, friends, mind of thoughts. Rem for: living out of town, my driving. Pet Peeve: telephone poles, boredom, no safety or surprise.

Fan Judith Persky "Fanski" 217 Parkview Dr 10/27/64. Scrivener Underclass Ed 3, CoEd in Chief 4; Lit Mag 2, 3, Bus Ed 4; Band 1,2; Orch 1; Choir 3, 4; Rifles 3,4; Musical 1, 3; STW 4; Tennis 2; NHS 3, 4. Fav Say: "new concept in senior living." Fav Mem: sarasota 12/81, "hello, dolly!" ssys, 5/30/81. Prize Poss: this book. Rem for: wearing purple, being gullible. Asw: gail reg.

Michael Vincent Perpiglia

Fan Judith Persky Ralph Eric Petersen "Eric" 513 D Philmar Ct 2/18/64. Spri-Hian 1, 2; Lit Mag 2; Choir 1; Stage Crew 1,2; A-V 1,2,3,4. Fav Say: "oh sure." Sec Amb: learn to fly.

Lynette M. Pezzi "Lettie" 204 Foulke Ln 7/21/64. Fav mem: 4/10/81, 7/25/81, 5/2/81, summer '81. Prize Poss: family, mark, friends, car, brutus. Sec Amb: to work, be happy. Rem for: driving to work with friends. Asw: mark, iva, sue, carolyn, kim. Pet Peeve: waiting, fighting, good-byes.

Ralph Eric Peterson

Lynette M. Pezzi Guy N. Potts "Sir Potts" 230 Welsh Dr 8/22/64. Fav Mem: indian rock park. Prize Poss: gerri, family, her family and friends. Sec Amb: become rich, keep gerri happy. Rem for: black leather. Asw: g.c., t.m., j.r., p.b. Pet Peeve: getting up early, making dumb mistakes.

William Joseph Preston "Bill" "Hobbs" "Chilly Willy" 467 Prospect Rd 5/28/64. Fav Mem: skiing. Prize Poss: my car "the boat." Sec Amb: to graduate high school. Rem for: hating school. Asw: b.r., j.g.

Guy N. Potts

William Joseph Preston James D. Pugliese "Jim Bo" 418 Foulke Ln 4/1/63. Fav Say: "this is true." Fav Mem: 7/4/80. Prize Poss: drums. Rem for: driving car on tracks. Asw: warmer, bonz, paul, bart.

Paul John Pugliese "Pugs" "Pablo" "P Bones" 418 Foulke Ln 5/29/64. Lacrosse 1; Soccer 1. Fav Say: "i can't deal with this; who is that cat?" Fav Mem: times with good friends. Prize Poss: guitars, friends, sanity. Sec Amb: to find all the answers. Rem for: sadistic thoughts. Asw: whoever. Pet Peeve: narrow minds, fights, waking up.

James D. Pugliese

Paul John Pugliese

Mary Quinlan 2 N Alford Rd 2/24/65. Fav Mem: round-up, rolling stones, senior prom. Prize Poss: mike, mom, grandmom. Sec Amb: marry michael, be successful in business. Rem for: going fast. Asw: michael, cheri, wendy, ai, nancy, gina, terry. Pet Peeve: mondays.

Brian S. Rankin "Rank Dog" 1001 Polk Ln 8/22/63. Fav Say: "This place ..." Fav Mem: night i slept out. Rem for: gym suit not having been washed all year. Asw: s.b.

Mary Quinlan

Brian S. Rankin Gail Lynne Reganalo 306 Franklin Ave 5/9/64. Scrivener Underclass Ed 3, Co-Ed in Chief 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Cougarette 3, 4; Musical 3; NHS 3, 4. Fav Say: "it's there; this is true." Fav Mem: cape may '80, great adv, wildwood '81, ssys, trig class, football games. Prize Poss: family, friends, health. Sec Amb: to be wealthy and have a beautiful family. Rem for: doing this yearbook with fan.

Iva R. Reid "Iv" 220 Sedgewood Rd 9/6/64. Fav Say: "ya know." Fav Mem: 10/5/78, may '79, summer of '78, august '80. Prize Poss: family, tom, and friends. Sec Amb: to succeed in whatever i do and be happy. Rem for: going out with tom. Asw: tom, cathy, lynette, carolyn, sue, dana, sue, ally and sometimes carol. Pet Peeve: waiting, goodbyes, and two-faced people.

Gail Lynne Reganato

Iva R. Reid Jeffrey R. Reynolds "Jeff" 111 Hillview Dr 4/2/64. Spri-Hian 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Choir 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1,2; Musical 3. Fav Say: "oh yeah? all i can say is .. ." Fav Mem: ocean city '78, '79, connecticut, new york '79. Prize Poss: home, friends, family. Rem for: dayton jacket, asking dumb questions. Asw: r.s., I.d., d.s., d.I., p.s., r.h. Pet Peeve: getting up early, irresponsible people.

Francine H. Rieser "Frank" "Fred" "Speedy" 231 Parkview Dr 4/13/64. Ski Club 1,2, 3, 4; Lit Mag 2, 3. Fav Say: "andrew! dan! where are we going? chippers?" Rem for: driving skill, my hair, insanity. Asw: jackie, andrew, karen, dan, cathy, steve, skip, john, lou, jerry. Pet Peeve: routine searches, my hair, people in need of driving lessons.

Jeffrey R. Reynolds

Francine H. Rieser Joseph Francis Ring "Joe" "Joey" 406 N Bishop Ave 1/30/64. Track 1, 3; Cross Country 1. Fav Say: "i don't know." Fav Mem: rumble at westbrook park. Prize Poss: kathy ann, car. Sec Amb: to become u.s. senator. Rem for: blue nova, being fireman. Pet Peeve: sound of crashing cars. Suzanne Louise Risser "Suzi" "Toot" "Spaz' , 737 Dunwoody Dr 5/6/64. Fav Say: "it's 2 o'clock and time for lunch." Fav Mem: 6/15-21/80, 8/6-9/81. Prize Poss: my family, cats, great friends. Sec Amb: to become a millionairess. Rem for: big eyes, being different, famous smile, craziness, singing - genesis, lateness. Asw: angel, mark, fozzie. Pet Peeve: being rushed.

Joseph Francis Ring

Suzanne Louise Risser

Chrlsllna Roberls "Tina" "T" 206 Ridgewood Rd 12/23/63. Scrivener 4; Band Mgr 2,3; Choir 1, 3, 4; Silks 4; STW 3; Class Play 4; % Basketball 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3; Close-Up 4; Chorus 4. Fav Mem: times with friends, walks home. Prize Poss: my family, friends, my happiness. Rem for: always smiling, my laugh. Asw: my second family. Pet Peeve: good-byes. William Alexander Rombach "Bill" "Bach" "Big Red" 701 Beatty Rd 4/1/64. Track 2, 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3; A-V 2,3; Weightlifting 1,2,3,4; Chess Club 2, 3; French Club 3, 4; Indoor Track 3, 4. Fav Say: "nay detention." Fav Mem: great adventure '81. Prize Poss: family, friends. Sec Amb: i won't tell. Rem for: my size, country music, the man. Asw: ai, char, dav, john, mike, murray. Pet Peeve: conceited jocks.

Christina Roberts

William Alexander Rombach Donna Lyn Rool "Root" 655 Dutton Cir 4/15/64. Choir 2,3, Officer 1,4; Chorus 2, 3, Officer 1,4; Musical 3; Pop Group 3, 4; Basketball Mgr 1; Hockey Mgr 1; NHS 4. Fav Say: "come on." Fav Mem: 12/23/78, summers. Prize Poss: mom, bill. Sec Amb: live on main line, Rem for: my motel, bad knees. Asw: bill, barbara. Pet Peeve: negative people. Susan Jane Rosenberger "Little Rosie" "Sue" "Suse" 212 Cascade Rd 5/26/64. Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Library Aide 1, 2; Attendance Aide 3. Fav Say: "i don't know; i guess so; maybe." Fav Mem: rm 216, crc, 11/27-29/81, 11/13-15/81. Prize Poss: family, friends, my Bible. Sec Amb: to become a better Christian. Rem for: always being hurt. Asw: mo, bobbie, guardian angel. Pet Peeve: alcoholic beverages, drugs, crutches.

Donna Lyn Root

Susan Jane Rosenberger James A. Rosser "Jim" "Ross" "Rosco" 313 Sunnybrook Rd 9/1/64. Band 1, 2; Orch 1, 2; Football Mgr 1, 2; Tennis 1,2,3, 4. Fav Say: "ex." Fav Mem: maryland with the h's, times with chris, ocean city '79, '80, '81, jaranac. prize poss: chris, friends, family. Rem for: going with chris, playing tennis. Asw: Lp., j.e., d.w., j.m. Pet Peeve: being a twin.

Mark E. Rosser "Roscoe" "Rooster" "Rosster" "Mark" 313 Sunnybrook Rd 9/1/64. Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; Musical 3; Weightlifting 4. Fav Mem: ocean city '79, '80, '81, snow dance '80, bethlehem '78. Prize Poss: family, friends, stereo, my money. Sec Amb: to be next face on mt. rushmore. Rem for: having money. Asw: t.m., j.s., r.s., b.e. Pet Peeve: my jobs, dumb drivers, the bee gees.

James A. Rosser

Mark E. Rosser Andrea Marie Rossiollo "Ann" 1024 West Ave 9/25/64. Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Lacrosse 1. Fav Say: "i was so embarrassed." Fav Mem: france '79, november weekends, good times with friends, ski trips. Prize Poss: life, love, family, friends. Sec Amb: be successful and happy. Asw: elaine, tracy, jackie, kim, eileen. Pet Peeve: social climbers, goodbyes, waiting.

Roborl Josoph Ruch "Bob" "Ruch Job" "Roach" "Bobert" 316 Pinecrest Rd 10/17/64. Choir 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2; Lacrosse 2, 3; Track 1; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. Fav Say: "i hate this." Fav Mem: times with cheryl, proms, 5/2/81, 4/11/81, springsteen '81, vacations. Prize Poss: family, cheryl, friends, panda. Sec Amb: to have a successful, fulfilling life. Asw: cheryl, 1.1., d.d., f.t.d., j.h., f.d., d.s., 1.1., t.m. Pet Peeve: two-faced people, blackouts, practice.

Andrea Marie Rossiello

Robert Joseph Ruch

Kathy A. Rudisill "Avon Lady" 36 S Brookside Rd 2/17/64. Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical 3; NHS 4. Fav Say: "do you want to see my book? i don't understand this." Fav Mem: june '80, july '81, summer '81, private talks. Prize Poss: family, friends, memories. Rem for: avon, smurfs. Asw: lynda, ellen, my avon book. Pet Peeve: broken plans, my nails, criticism. Sean P. Sacco "Beaver" 116 Bridge St (M) 10/11/64. Football 4. Fav Say: "everybody's got something to hide, 'cept for me and my monkey." Fav Mem: florida '81, who '79. Prize Poss: my shirt. Rem for: texas. Asw: steve, vince. Pet Peeve: conformity.

Kathy A. Rudisill

Sean P. Sacco

Stephen Salerno

Steven S. Sandler

Keith Richard Saraceni

Angelina Maria Scalies

Charles J. Scalies III

Murray Douglas-Brent Scheel

Stephen Salerno "Steppenwolfe" 620 Cedar Ln (M) 9/29/63. Football 1, 3, 4. Fav Say: "ya think?" Fav Mem: the who "79," summer '81. Prize Poss: my monarch. Sec Amb: to light the olympic flame. Rem for: texas. Asw: shelly, sean, vince, bird. Pet Peeve: losing. Steven S. Sandler "Bird" 221 Hemlock Ln 2/28/64. A-V 1. Fav Say: "everybody wants some; i want some too." Sec Amb: to visit mt. rushmore and climb in lincoln's ear. Asw: v-neck, finch, tom, russ, sean.

Keith Richard Saraceni "Keith" 831 Garrett Ln Apt 2B 5/6/63. Fav Say: "honesty is the best policy." Fav Mem: riding a 10 speed bike from here to brigantine. Prize Poss: raleigh grand prix cross country 10 speed bike. Sec Amb: travel around the world while in the army. Rem for: being quiet. Asw: john melbourne, andy hartline. Pet Peeve: food fights, working in noisy rooms. Angelina Maria Scalies "Angie" 205 Boxwood Dr 1/27/65. Adv/Exec Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 2, 3; Chorus 3, 4; Choir 3, 4; Class Play 4; STW 3, 4. Fav Say: "oops." Fav Mem: limes with "the whole gang," fun in the choir room, california '80. Prize Poss: love and support of my family and friends. Sec Amb: to be on broadway. Asw: deb. Pet Peeve: being grounded.

Charles Joseph Scalies III "Chuck" "Belushi" 205 Boxwood Ln 11/27/63. Baseball 1. Fav Mem: 11/7/81, sr wk '80, '81, california 3/80. Prize Poss: parents, family. Sec Amb: to be a philadelphia eagle, be successful. Rem for: eagles shirts, big mouth. Asw: bear, m.h., jim, jim, bill, paul. Pet Peeve: dallas fans, cliques. Murray Douglas-Brent Scheel 217 ESpringfield Rd 3/19/64. Exec Council 3, 4; Lit Mag 4; Choir 1, 2, 4; Musical 3; STW 4; Stage Crew 1, 2; A-V 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3, Officer 4; German Club 1,2, Officer 4; Scott's Hi-Q 4; NHS 3, 4; Class Play 4. Fav Mem: paris '80, dolly '81, auntie peg, tom and ma; stw, paddington and miss hirt. Prize Poss: memories. Sec Amb: reaching narnia (or valhalla). Rem for: wittiness, kindness.

Claire Elaine Schilling "A.J." "Clairence" 341 Gleaves Rd 7/16/64. Rifles 2, 3, 4; Orch 2,3,4; Musical 1,3; Dist Orch 3, 4; State Orch 4; NHS 4. Fav Say: "that bothers me." Fav Mem: wildwood, cruising. Prize Poss: sanity, relationship with mike, friends. Sec Amb: to be all that i can be. Rem for: my voice, practicing. Asw: michael, the bass section. Pet Peeve: unassertiveness, rushing.

Rosemary Ewing Scholl "Roe" "Bear" 531 WWoodland Ave 5/27/64. Ski Club 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Choir 2, 3, 4. Fav Mem: germany '79, 10/18/81, san francisco '78, times with friends. Prize Poss: family, timberland in maryland, jeep. Sec Amb: to build a house in maryland. Rem for: gelling along with everyone. Asw: j.k., d.v., W.S., C.S., r.h. Pet Peeve: obnoxious people.

Claire Elaine Schilling

Rosemary Ewing Schott

W. Stephen Schwarz

Armando Scornajenghi

Daniel J. Scott

Daniel Matthew Selbach

Theresa Ann Semanik

William Sentman

W. Stephen Schwarz "Steve" Lord Baltimore Apt #3 (M) 7/19/64. Fav Say: "inspection sticker? beller than new." Fav Mem: front street, vo-tech. Prize Poss: '65 chevy pickup, my tools, Iynard skynard tapes. Sec Amb: to own my own auto shop. Asw: springfield police.

Armando Scornajenghi "Dino" 524 Veron Rd 8/28/64. Ice Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3. Fav Say: "you talking to me?" Fav Mem: bruce 7/19/81. Prize Poss: good home, dogs. Rem for: much hair. Asw: f.l.d., bob, cheryl, tim, debbie, trisha, jim, jeff, tim.

Daniel J. Scoll "Dan" "Danny" 92 Colonial Park Dr 6/22/64. Choir 1; Chorus 1; Musical 3; Wrestling 2; STW 2, 3. fav say: "how are ya?" Fav Mem: summer of '82, pre-senior week. Prize Poss: faith in God. Rem for: my tv show, '79 granada. Asw: friendly people, o'hara friends. Pet Peeve: snobs, colds, fat. Daniel Mallhew Selbach "Dan" "Sprouts" 229 Alliston Rd 3/17/64. Soccer 3, 4; Tennis 2,3,4; Chess Club 2, 3; Ski Club 3, 4; Close-Up 4. Fav Say: "big deal, hallo." Fav Mem: living in europe, st thomas, u.s.s.r. ('77). Prize Poss: my family. Sec Amb: to tour the world. Rem for: speaking german, always jumping. Asw: t.m., t.s. Pet Peeve: monday mornings, not traveling.

Theresa Ann Semanik "Terry" 447 Kent Rd 6/29/64. Class Officer 3, 4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3, 4; Musical 3; Class Play 4; Cheerleading 4; Hockey 1, 2; Lacrosse 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, Officer 4; Ski Club 3, 4. Fav Mem: times with b.p., 9/6/80, proms with b.p., b.b., 1/1/81, times with m.s. Prize Poss: life, memories, michael, true friends, family, future. Sec Amb: happiness, love and be loved forever. Asw: michael. Pet Peeve: rumors, good-byes, broken dreams.

William Sentman "Willbur" 212 Larchwood Rd 8/29/63. Choir 1,2,3,4; Ice Hockey 4. Fav Mem: hot tea, denise, karen, christmas 1980. Prize Poss: leather, comb, hockey, van. Sec Amb: have my own casino. Rem for: long hair, white van. Asw: hip, ski, chesmahone.

Leslie Eileen Shank "Bubba" 30 Pennington Ave (M) 11/21/64. Fav Mem: 2/14/80, summer of '80. Prize Poss: friends and family. Sec Amb: to achieve all my goals in life. Rem for: being quiet. Asw: j.t., k.p., r.g., s.t. Pet Peeve: people who think they are better than others.

Lesler Arnold Shank 30 Pennington Ave (M) 11/21/64. Track 3; Ski Club 4. Fav Mem: summer '81. Prize Poss: money. Sec Amb: to become a millionaire. Rem for: big mouth, i-95, mcdonalds. Asw: money, girls. Pet Peeve: eagles, rock.

Leslie Eileen Shank

Lester Arnold Shank

Maureen Susan Sharkey

Laurie Beth Sheely

Joan Lynne Shell

Laura Shell

Marc J. Sherer

Joseph P. Shields

Maureen Susan Sharkey "Mo" "Rennie" 524 Kennerly Rd 6/1/64. Choir 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1,2,3; Cougarettes 2,3; Cheerleading 4; Lacrosse Mgr 3; Tennis 1. Fav Say: "oh my; sugar." Fav Mem: proms, 5/30/80, 12/20/80, summer '80, ski trips, 11/1/80, bruce 7/81. Prize Poss: family, friends. Sec Amb: to stay young. Rem for: wreckless skiing, laughing, driving experiences. Asw: donna, sharon. Pet Peeve: back stabbers, good-byes.

Laurie Beth Sheely "Mommie Laurie" "Lou" 100 Locust Ave 7/6/64. Choir 1, 3, 4; Rifles 2,3, Co Sgt 4; Stage Crew 1; Basketball 3, 4; A-V 1,2; NHS 4. Fav Say: "when cows fly." Fav Mem: ocean city, byf retreat '81. Prize Poss: family, good friends, car, Bible. Sec Amb: be a professional singer. Rem for: my hair, and babysitting. Asw: joy, karen, lynn, tracy, evelyn. Pet Peeve: being teased.

Joan Lynne Shell "Joanie" 909 Providence Rd 5/20/64. Orch 1, 2; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Lacrosse 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3; Basketball 1, 2, 3. Fav Say: "i'm sorry." Fav Mem: 4/26/80,5/2/81,5/29/81. Prize Poss: life, banana mobile. Sec Amb: to make my own tracks down the highest mt. in colorado. Asw: friends, s.p. Pet Peeve: slow walkers. Laura Shell "Ga-ga" "Val" 24 Yale Ave (Sw) 2/11/64. Fav Say: "no way; how ya doing Gooch?" Prize Poss: my ring, my love, my friends. Sec Amb: to get published. Rem for: energizers, writing. Asw: d.b., I.a., s.o., g.g., m.b. Pet Peeve: cafeteria, lockers, "yo hon."

Marc J. Sherer 446 Foster Dr 9/20/64. Baseball 1, 2; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 4. Fav Mem: soccer '81, snow dance, district I champs, good times with friends. Prize Poss: family, friends, job, car, money. Asw: Ld., r.s., m.m., f.w., j.s. Pet Peeve: bad teachers.

Joseph P. Shields 261 Waverly Rd 4/26/64. Exec Council 2, 3; Spri-Hian 3, Copy Ed 4; Choir 4; STW 3; Class Play 4; Track 1; NHS 3, 4; Cross Country 1; Pop Group 4; Spanish Club 4. Fav Mem: STW, times with m.h. Prize Poss: my individuality. Sec Amb: to reach perfection. Rem for: theatrical exploits, punk, my clothes. Asw: someone new. Pet Peeve: conformity, closed minds, reality.

Michael P. Siano 219 WSpringfield Rd 11/29/63. Baseball 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, Co Capt. 4; Lacrosse 1, 2, 3, 4; Service Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Fav Mem: b.b. '8081, times with terry '81-? Prize Pass: family. Sec Amb: rule the world. Rem for: hands. Asw: terry. Pet Peeve: images, back stabbers.

Allison Siegel "Ai" "Ally" 121 N Norwinden Dr 2/14/64. Chorus 1; STW 3; Class Play 4. Fav Mem: my dad, joe's hat, barefoot party. Prize Pass: george, relationship with mom, friends. Sec Amb: to star on the muppet show, bring peace and love around the world. Asw: george, booty, sue, iva, brew, sue lorie, moon. Pet Peeve: silent treatment.

Michael P. Siano

Allison Siegel

Emma Jean Sinclair

Wendy J. Slabaugh

David Albert Snyder

Teresa Ann Marie Spatocco

Peter Jerome Squadrito

Joseph Thomas Stango

Emma Jean Sinclair "Em" "Emma-face" 149 NRolling Rd 1/22/64. Scrivener 4; Choir 1, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Musical 1, 3; STW 3; NHS 4. Fav Say: "yo, what's up?" Fav Mem: times with mark, r.g., concerts '80-81, guys and dolls, dolly 2/19/80. Rem for: being short, talking. Asw: the best of friends.

Wendy J. Slabaugh "Wen" 1025 Crozer Ln 6/5/64. Fav Say: "yea right." Fav Mem: the round-up, partying with mike and al. Prize Pass: mike, stereo, family, my cat. Sec Amb: to marry mike, to be successful. Rem for: hating mondays, doing psychedelic art. Asw: mike. Pet Peeve: monday morning blues.

David Albert Snyder "Dave" 9 Plymouth Rd 8/29/63. A-V 1,2,3; Ski Club 4; Video Tape Crew 3. Fav Mem: saranac '79, jamaica '80, winters at o.c. Prize Pass: my photographic equipment. Rem for: cheating on the rubic's cube. Asw: lester, lock. Pet Peeve: light negs., girls that act too old.

Teresa Ann Marie Spatacco "Tree" "Terry Spats" 317 Powell Rd 11/21/63. Choir 1; Chorus 1; Lacrosse Mgr 1; Track Mgr 1,2; Wrestling Mgr 1,2. Fav Say: "what's up?; that's cooL" Fav Mem: meeting m.d. Prize Pass: family, good friends. Sec Amb: to become successful. Rem for: being short, working at the rink. Asw: special friends. Pet Peeve: cliques, time limits.

Peter Jerome Squadrilo "Pete" 243 E Woodland Ave 11/26/63. Exec Council 1, 2, 3; Spri-Hian 3, Bus Ed 4; Choir 3, 4; Musical 3; STW 4; Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Class Play 4; Spanish Club 3, 4. Fav Say: "i was only kidding; irresponsible." Fav Mem: hello dolly, summers at longport, junior prom. Prize Pass: family and friends. Sec Amb: to discover a cure for all diseases. Rem for: orange hair. Asw: t.s., d.I., I.d., j.1. Pet Peeve: waking up, loneliness, boredom, apathy. Joseph Thomas Stango "Joe" "Stangs" 201 School Ln 11/2/64. Band 1, 2,3,4; Orch 1, 2,3,4; Dist Orch 3,4; Musical 1, 3; Golf 2,3,4; Tennis 3; NHS 4. Fav Say: "yo, what's up?; really." Fav Mem: times in school, with friends. Prize Pass: relationships with others. Sec Amb: be the best at everything possible. Rem for: joking around. Asw: m.r., t.m., friends in band. Pet Peeve: apartments, ignorance, waiting.

Christine Louise Starr "Chrissy" 1005 Westwood Dr 1/29/64. Scrivener Bus Ed 4; Cougarettes 2; Choir 1,2,3; NHS 4. Fav Say: "what?" Fav Mem: concerts, oc with s.o. Prize Poss: family, true friends, jewelry. Sec Amb: to be happy, healthy, rich and famous. Rem for: laughing, talking too much. Asw: suzanne, jan, terry, maria, paul, nicole. Pet Peeve: indecision, monotony, waking up, the system. Pamela Joan Stephens "Pam" "P.J." 2323 Mole Rd (Sec) 3/3/64. Cougarettes 2, 3, Co Capt 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Pop Group 4; Scrivener 4. Fav Mem: great times with friends. Prize Poss: my family, friends, God, blazer, art talents, jewelry. Sec Amb: to become a famous architect. Rem for: always driving my blazer. Asw: sue 0., gail r., kim d., claire s., colleen h., debbie w. Pet Peeve: two-faced people, being late.

Christine Louise Starr

Pamela Joan Stephens Sharon Alyce Stevenson "Shar" 570 Rutherford Dr 12/14/64. Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 1; Lacrosse 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Weightlifting 3. Fav Say: "ya know what I mean; what's new?" Fav Mem: halloween '81, summer '80, '81. Prize Poss: friends, memories. Sec Amb: marry wealth, raise a beautiful and healthy family. Rem for: smile, brothers, flirting with michael, blonde hair. Asw: annette, hope, michael, terry, dawn, bobby. Pet Peeve: good-byes, breaking-up, car accidents.

Anthony James StoUs "Tony" 408 Alliston Rd 6/2/64. Band 1, 2, 3; Dist Band 3; Reg Band 3; Orch 2,3; Musical 1,3; Spanish Club Officer 4; NHS 4. Fav Say: "how ya doing?" Fav Mem: a.c. '81, longport '81, soph-hop '79. Prize Poss: family, friends, memories, ambitions. Sec Amb: to be successful. Rem for: always having to work. Asw: p.s., t.m., d.s., d.l., p.c. Pet Peeve: people who think they are better than everyone else, stop signs.

Sharon Alyce Stevenson

Anthony James StoHs Richard Arthur Stones "Pebs" "Bonsey" 705 Sheffield Dr 8/6/64. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Dist Band 3; Orch 3, 4; Choir 1,3,4; Chorus 1,3,4; Musical 1, 3; Track 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Dist Chorus 4; Reg Chorus 4; Pop Group 4; NHS 4. Fav Mem: jr prom, closeup, memphis. Prize Poss: the cricket. Sec Amb: to replace a. haig. Rem for: my car. Asw: bruce, tim, joe, jeff, ira, mark, darren. Pet Peeve: trig, stop signs, repairs. James Joseph Strain "Stranger" 622 Saxer Ave 6/10/64. Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 2, 3; Football 1,3, 4; Track 3, 4; Cougar 3, 4. Fav Say: "yo, what's up?" Fav Mem: maple leaf with jim, frank, cork, florida '77, skiing '80, bruce '81, cars '80, journey '81. Prize Poss: family, close friends. Rem for: being the stranger, cougar, being tall. Asw: lou, j.m. anybody cool, f.g. Pel Peeve: administrators, people who don't want to listen.

Richard Arthur Stones

James Joseph Strain Vincent C. Strolli "Vinny" "V-neck" 218 Fairhill Rd (M) 8/1/64. Fav Say: "yoist." Fav Mem:woodstock '69. Prize Poss: family, friends, my room. Sec Amb: to be president. Rem for: being neat and quiet. Asw: steve salerno, steve sandler, sean sacco, tom wade. Pet Peeve: a mess and disorder.

Tracy Lyn Stumpf "Trixie" 501 Kerr Ln 5/28/64. Basketball 1, 2, 4, Co Capt 3; Hockey 1,2,3, Co Capt 4; Lacrosse 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4. Fav Mem: times with jenny, 412 kerr In. Prize Poss: friends, teammates, seasons. Sec Amb: to meet k.h. Rem for: being late. Asw: good friends.

Vincent C. Strolli

Tracy Lyn Stumpf

Susan Elizabeth Swan "Sue" 447 Sherman Rd 2/14/64. Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. Fav Mem: 7/18/81, springsteen concert, 7/2/81, summer of '80-81, good times with friends. Prize Poss: family, friends, and special memories. Asw: nancy g., carmen, tina s., joan I., sue h. Pet Peeve: snobs, monday mornings, making decisions.

Walter Heidweiler Swayze III "Pete" "Swaze" 156 Snyder Ln 3/20/64. Exec Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 2, 3, 4; Lacrosse 1, 2, 3, 4; Ice Hockey 1, 2, 3, Capt 4; Fav Say: "i hear ya." Fav Mem 9/78-6/82. Prize Poss: family, o.c., montreal, jonesy. Sec Amb: shh! Rem for: being the prez, most preppie. Asw: gator, class of '82, esp. lax crew. Pet Peeve: rolling pucks.

Susan Elizabeth Swan

Walter Heidweiler Swayze III Brian R. Tarnoff "Bodhisatva Rex" 1025 Harvard Ave (Sw) 7/19/63. Class Officer 4; Class Play 4; Scott's Hi-Q 3, 4; Spri-Hian features editor 4; video production team 2, 3, 4; Lit Mag 4; NHS 4. Fav Say: "why not?" Sec Amb: to have the ability to call forth music. Rem for: noise, and other roles. Asw: disciples. Pet Peeve: other people's reality, yearbooks that ask for pet peeves. Nancy Marie Tarone 223 Wells Ln 5/31/64. Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Pop Group 3; Basketball 1; Hockey 1; Lacrosse 1; Scrivener 4. Fav Mem: bonfires, nye '81, sr prom '81, florida '80, times with trisha and denise, halloween '80, pittsburgh, college fair. Prize Poss: family, relationship with billy, friends, memories. Sec Amb: to love and be loved. Asw: trisha, billy and everybody. Pet Peeve: getting hurt, operations.

Brian R. Tamoff

Nancy Marie Tarone linda Sue Thorpe "Pooh" 400 Foulke Ln 11/6/64. Chorus 1; Basketball 1; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Swimming 1,2,3,4. Fav Say: "how's life?" Fav Mem: summers (esp '81), times with friends. Prize Poss: family, friends, memories. Sec Amb: get married and raise a happy, healthy family. Rem for: munchies, big mouth, swimming. Asw: food, terry, lynda, leslie, laurie. Pet Peeve: getting out of bed.

Mark Joseph Tiger "Tig" "Tigger" "Tige" "Tigre" 628 Cedar Ln (M) 5/28/64. Exec Council 2; Adv Council 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Crew 3,4; Close-Up 3. Fav Mem: summer 1980, band concert '81. Prize Poss: stereo, family, friends. Sec Amb: win, get rich. Rem for: being better than bollinger. Asw: mr. mint, joe, info, lart, d.1.

Linda Sue Thorpe

Mark Joseph Tiger Joan Marie Topham "Toppy" 508 WSpringfield Rd 2/8/64. Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4. Fav Say: "oh no." Fav Mem: sav-a-cent parties, friday night movies. Prize Poss: family, friends, memories. Sec Amb: to do something no one has ever done. Rem for: always working, being. Asw: sue m., sue s., jean w., pauline k. Pet Peeve: oral reports, mornings, glasses, snobs. Valerie Christine Townsend "Mom" "Chris" 319 E Leamy Ave 5/12/64. Spri-Hian 3, 4; Scrivener 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orch Officer 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Dist Band 2, 3; Dist Orch 2,3; Reg Band 2, 3; Reg Orch 2, 3; State Band 1,3; State Orch 1,2; Musical 1, 3; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 4. Fav Say: "special." Fav Mem: festivals, australia, "the cadenza," singing telegram, 4/26/80. Prize Poss: music, family, friends. Pet Peeve: politics.

Joan Marie Topham

Valerie Christine Townsend

Jan Renlo Toyzer 760 wRolling Rd 5/9/64. Fav Mem: u.s.a. '79, israel '80, summer '81. Prize Poss: my loved ones. Sec Amb: to rule my own destiny. Rem for: my cuteness, curly hair. Asw: t.v., C.S., I.d. Pet Peeve: sats, applications, the system. David Saxon Ulmer "Ulms" 842 Garrett Ln 1/28/64. Basketball 1, 2, 4; Lacrosse 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4. Fav Say: "nice one." Fav Mem: 2/15/80, 1981 district I soccer playoffs, roadtrips, 9/27/80. Prize Poss: kathy, my parents. Rem for: going out with kathy. Asw: k.w., p.s., t.k., c.m., g.m., and the rest of the clan. Pet Peeve: snobs.

Jan Renee Toyzer

David Saxon Ulmer Bill R. Villano 237 Sedgewood Rd 3/23/64. Baseball 1; Weightlifting 1, 2. Fav Say: "what?" Fav Mem: days off. Prize Poss: my mom. Sec Amb: to graduate. Rem for: being calm, cool and collected. Asw: whimpman, kuty, fery. Pet Peeve: dull razor blades, people that can't drive.

Paul Andrew Vitullo 24 Duncan Ln 3/31/64. Soccer 2; Track 1; Hockey 3,4. Fav Mem: summer of '81. Prize Poss: family, jacket, guns. Sec Amb: to be a navy pilot. Asw: s.d., I.d., b.v., b.w. Pet Peeve: my vw.

Bill R. Villano

Paul Andrew Vitullo Therese R. Voelker "Terri" "Toots" 463 Foulke Ln 8/8/64. Basketball 1, 2; Tennis 1,2, 3; Track 1,2,3,4; % Basketball 4; Close-Up 3, 4. Fav Mem: summers in avalon; times with family, friends. Prize Poss: family, friends, life. Sec Amb: becoming successful. Rem for: lateness, talking. Asw: lynda, jan, linda, chris. Pet Peeve: the system.

Diane Marie Voglesong "Di" 553 WWoodland Ave 6/17/63. Choir 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1,2. Fav Say: "when you dream, dream big." Fav Mem: california cross country '79, 9/12/81, van balen '81. Prize Poss: family, close friends. Sec Amb: to be successful and happily married. Rem for: joking around and always laughing. Asw: rosey, suzanne, and friends. Pet Peeve: split lunches.

Therese R. Voelker

Diane Marie Voglesong Thomas Wade "Tomwade" 262 Franklin Ave 3/15/63. Football 1,2; Lacrosse 1. Fav Mem: randy hansen, the wall, stones. Prize Poss: '68 gto. Sec Amb: to own the world. Rem for: fast cars, women, and rock 'n' roll. Asw: birdman, v-neck, finch, socco. Pet Peeve: winter.

Theresa Jean Walsh "Terry" 43 Locust Ave 6/2/63. Basketball 1; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Lacrosse 1, 2, 3, 4; Fav Mem: jr. prom '79, summers in va., times with barb. Sec Amb: to get married and be rich and happy. Rem for: being a prep., being late. Asw: jon, and close friends. Pet Peeve: getting up early, 7:48.

Thomas Wade

Theresa Jean Walsh

Jean louise Walts "Boom-Boom" "Weannie-Baby" 60 Locust Ave 7/23/64. Lit Mag 3, Ed 4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,4; Cougarettes 2, 3, Co Capt 4; Class Play 4; NHS 4. Fav Say: "should have taken AP." Fav Mem: sac parties, times with sue s., florida 'S2. Prize Poss: family, friends. Rem for: sarcasm, never studying. Asw: sue s., joan, sue.

Michael Scolt Wildason "Mike" "Bucket" 970 Sara Dr 12/12/64. Lacrosse 2, 3, 4. Fav Say: "what's up?" Fav Mem: summer of 'S1. Prize Poss: my car. Sec Amb: to be successful. Asw: lisa.

Jean Louise Watts

Michael Scott Wildason Kathryn Anne Winkler "Kathy" 362 Wyndmoor Rd 7/1/64. Hockey 1; Lacrosse 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer Stats 4. Fav Say: "oh well." Fav Mem: 2/15/80, times with david and friends. Prize Poss: relationship with dave and my family, my rings. Rem for: my laugh, always talking, going out with david. Asw: d.u., I.h., j.m., S.O., j.b., I.m., d.c., and the rest of the clan. Pet Peeve: fake and inconsiderate people. Paul S. Willman "Witt" 55 Locust Ave 10/19/63. Band 1,2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 4. Fav Mem: shore 'SO, b-ball playoffs '81, summer '81. Prize Poss: faith in Christ, friends at aldan, family, and times with kelly. Sec Amb: to never worry about anything. Rem for: being quiet and never smiling. Pet Peeve: getting up in the morning.

Kathryn Anne Winkler

Paul S. Wittman Kathleen Cecelia Wood "Kathy" "Kath" 320 Memorial Park Dr 5/20/64. Basketball 1, 3, 4; Track 1,2; Lacrosse 4. Fav Say: "you're goofy." Fav Mem: summer '81. Prize Poss: family, friends. Sec Amb: to play college b-ball, be successful in life. Rem for: my laugh. Asw: liz, donna, dawn, tracy, mimi. Pet Peeve: cliques, waiting. Darren Mitchell Wright "Doots" 522 W Springfield Rd 2/16/64. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Service Club 4; Weightlifting 3, 4. Fav Say: "awesome." Fav Mem: snow dance '80, jr prom '81, saranac, young life. Prize Poss: my faith, family, friends. Rem for: standing out in a crowd, red hair. Pet Peeve: waking up for school.

Kathleen Cecelia Wood

Darren Mitchell Wright Nina Yi "Ralph" "Nini" 625 WSproul Rd 3/14/64. Basketball 2, 3, 4; Hockey 2, 3, 4; AV 1, 2, 3, 4. Fav Say: "what do you want to do? o.k." Fav Mem: summer of '79. Prize Poss: my friends, life, romance. Sec Amb: to be happy, be able to travel. Rem for: my sneeze, big mouth, always smiling. Asw: kathy, donna, janice, mary. Pet Peeve: unbearable chemistry.

Richard Mark Young "Maaach" 1001 Old Sproul Rd 8/10/64. Spri-Hian 1, 2, 3, Ed in Chief 4; Lit Mag 3, 4; A-V 1, 2, 3, 4; Scott's Hi-Q 3, 4; NHS 3, 4. Fav Say: "it's only math." Fav Mem: pillar of fire/capadocian isles. Prize Poss: my fountain pen. Sec Amb: to find the holy grail. Rem for: "off on a breeze" parts I and II. Asw: murray scheel and brian tarnoff. Pet Peeve: being called "marcus."

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Richard Mark Young

George John Zafiropoulos "Zafer" 257 Hemlock La 11/28/64. Choir 1; Chorus 1; Lacrosse 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4. Fav Say: "smile who loves ya." Fav Mem: snow dance '80, '81, sr prom's. Prize Poss: friendships, guitar, lax-stick, boat. Sec Amb: to build my own house. Rem for: being there, flirting. Asw: friends. Pet Peeve: two-faced people, gossip, waiting.

George John Zafiropoulos

Underclassmen began, as freshmen, their long hard climb to the top. They were in a new school, learning its every aspect, including spirit. They attended their first football game or went to a school dance on Saturday night. Health classes and World Cultures became a part of their everyday routine. They were making new friends and having new experiences. Drivers' Education and Geometry signified tenth grade. No longer the youngest in the school, sophomores had a sense

of belonging and school spirit. With newly elected class officers, the sophomores had many class sponsored activities in which to participate: the candy sale, class meetings, class rings, and the major event of the year, the Soph Hop. As Juniors the major project of the class was the Junior Prom. Juniors began to think about college and took the PSAT in the Fall and the SAT in the Spring. At the end of the year, graduation seemed very close as for the last time, they picked next year's courses.

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Dave Barrett, officer.

M. Abbot J. Albert J. Bailer P. Bailey K. Barner

J. Civitella T. Closkey K. Coleman J. Collins K. Conlin

W. Buchanan J. Buck R. Buczacki

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D. Barrett A. Batch D. Beaver N. Bennett

P. Conway J. Cox J. Craig M. Cress

J. Crisconi K. Daily L. Davis M. Davis S. Dennis

A. DeSantis H. Dessender M. DiBiase R. DiEmidio A. DiGregorio

D. DiMaio D. DiMarcelio S. Donato S. Doshi J. Downey

D. Dubin C. Dursthoff L. Edwards E. Eisenberg B. Elias

C. Fabrizio J. Farace K. Farrell C. Faulkner J. Ferguson

L. Ferguson G. Fichter R. Finio T. Finley

G. Fletcher D. Frank

R. Fratoni R. Frazier

D. Frederick T. Frederick

K. Frye C. Furtaw

J. Gaines D. Garton M. George C. Gerace

D. Giachetti J. Gibson R. Gibson F. Glazier

S. Gluck J. Golton G. Gormley J. Grant

N. Grant M.Greb M.Green P. Green

J. Grelis D. Griffis W. Hagarty T. Haibach

B. Haines P. Hajinian S. Halberg J. Hamilton

L. Hamilton E. Hammond J. Hanrahan R. Hardie

V. Harlan A. Hartline R. Hausman W. Herrera

J. Hill P.HiII A. Hilliard H. Hirth

M. Hodnett T.Hoffman C. Horn D.Hoy L. Huczko K.Hughes K.lrwin

D. Jackman L. James T. Jefferson N. Jennings M. Jones B. Kapczynski M. Kearney

E. Kelly B.Kennedy H. Kerns

P. Kerns K. Kiley B. Kline

L. Kloss D. Kohl D. Kolb

L. Kosta D. Krachuk K. Krachuk

M. Krauter S. Krewson J. Kush

K. Kutufaris J. Kuzmack G. Labulis D.Lanyon

B. Larkin J. Laspina B. LeBlanc J. Lessig

E. Levin V. Lima J. Little J. Lockley

M. Long S. Lord D. Louisinian R. Lutz K. Lynch N. Macall J. Magge J. Mahoney L. Mallon S. Mandras D. Marone E. Marlin G. Martorana T. Mayberry

J. McCullough B. McFassel J. McGarry

D. McGarvey M.McGee N. McGlade

K. McGuckin K. Mcintyre P. McKernan

G. McKinley K. McKnight K. McLaurin

E. McManus E. Medwid J. Melbourne

N. Micolucci G. Miller J. Minissa C. Montanaro

S. Moon G. Morrow L. Mozzoni J. Mullock W. Murphy A. Nair M. Nave A. Nazarides A. Nazzario D. Nazzario R. Neal C. Nelson T. Newnam E. Nicholson

L. Nocella P. O'Donnell C. Older R. Oliver

R. Orcutt C. Overdevest D. Owens S. Parker

M. Parson P. Parsons K. Paul D. Pearce

R. Pearse K. Peoples J. Perna D. Phillips

D. Pirocchi R. Pitts P. Pontari D.Pope M. Pratzner C. Prestini R. Quagliariello K. Rice J. Riviello T. Rochester S. Romano D.Rossano D. Rosser D. Rothberg

R. Russo D. Santini T. Schaffer J. Scheerer

K. Scheppman D. Scherer S. Schwartz J. Seitz

P.Shada A.Shane J.Shea M. Shields T. Skammer N. Smargiassi A. Smith N. Smith . K. Sorensen R. Sorensen J. Spargo E. Stagliano N. Stanley C. Stanton

J. Stephanou C. Stephans J. Striby H. Swank

J. Taber S. Taylor D. Thayer H. Talibi

K.Tillett K. Todaro C. To/sted R. Toppi

D. Travis J. Trotter O. Truell J. Tunnell J. Udicious A. Umstiitter T. Vlassopoulos D. Wallace J. Walsh B. Warrick D. Wenitsky W. Whelan P. Wilkes J. Willis C. Wilson M. Wilson M.Winter C. Wright

W. Wright K. Yocum S. Young K. Zebley

Colleen Conway, officer

Tony Scalies, officer

S. Stefani and C. Funk, sponsors

Debbie Zafiropoulos, officer

Angie Chen, officer

Jeff Lord, officer

C. Conway K. Corcoran J. Corea L. Corea T. Coulter

D. Abronski E. Aitala K. Alsop K. Arnold S. Arters

J. Chamberlain A.Chen Y.Chung C. Ciaramella A.Besznyak D. Bettinger K. Black F. Blithe M. Borko J. Bowman R. Branton

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C. Cress M. D'Ambrosio J. D'Antonio C. D'Orazio

A. Dalkilic M. DeFina R. Della Buono G. Dermond M. Dermott C. Devine R. DiMarcello B. DiMarco P. DiPietro A. DiPilia J. Dolderer D. Dolente

s. Dondici P. Donnelly M. Donofrio D. Draves R.Duffey T. Durham A. Dursthoff M. Edwards S. Eisenberg K.Elliott L. Emas K. Engelbrecht

C. Erdman M. Everett C. Falone L. Farrell D. Ferguson D. Ferrier M. Fertel A.Foad G. Fritz J. Gabriel C. Gaines M. Gaines J. Gallagher D. Garoh

J. Garrison B.Geno J. Gildea R. Gillespie

J. Goebel J. Golden E. Galton D. Gramiak

L. Green M. Green M. Gussman R.Hallinan

H. Hamilton E. Handline M. Hanna J. Harford

T. Harkins J.Haslings E. Heinze S. Hemphill

D. Hazelwood B. Hick C. Hilaman L. Hill

N. Hottert A. Hottman J. Hottman A. Holland

M.Holliday B. Holloway R.Hood F. Horan

D.Howe K.Hughes P. Hummel J. Hushion

C.lrons K. Jackson C. Janiczek D. Jay

R. Jefferson D. Johnston K. Jurecic K.Kannon

M. Kasnic M. Kay M. Kay W.Kim

L. King K. Kirkpatrick C. Klagholz L. Klaus

W. Kline L. Kofoed

J. Kracht K. Krauter

C. Kutufaris J.Laguna C.Lane S. Lehman

S. Lentz W.Lelter M. Lewis C. Lillicrapp

G. Lord J. Lord E. Lyons R. MacaU

F. Mancuso D. Marascio J. Mariano R. Mariano

K. Marker D. Marsden D.Martelli J. Martin

K. Martino R. Massey C.Mazzulo

S. McCarriston E. McCarry P. McDevitt L. McDowell

K. McGarvey E. McHugh S. McKale S. McKerman

R. McNeill C. Medwid L. Messerschmid S. Miller

B. Mirenda D. Misciagna D. Mogavero M. Moore

J. Murphy S. Murphy J. Musika K. Nelson

D. Netting T. Neu H. Nguyen L. Noone

L. Northwood B. Note J.Novack J. O'Hara

M. Older K.Olderson M. Orcutt P. Over

K.Pappa R. Parker S. Patterson C. Patti

A. Pearson G. Pennestri J. Perpiglia

G. Peters A. Phillips P. Phillips L. Pietrangelo D.Pope M. Portale R. Pressman

J. Priar M. Primavera G. Procopio M. Prodoehl M. Radico B. Rankin

T.Regan J. Rieder V. Ristine A. Riviello M. Robinson

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W. Rosser P. Rossiello

G. Rowan R.Ruch

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J. Schrey D. Sciubba M. Seavey L. Serafino B.Shane L.Shannon D.Shea A. Shooster K. Shooster K. Sloan F. Smedley K. Smith S. Smith

C. Snyder D. Souders M. Spahr E. Speis S. Spigel L. Stanley C. Stefani C. Stephans J. Stokes J. Stokes K. Stolnis K. Strain A. Syernick

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M. Tiger B. Vecchione

C. Vicker T. Villano

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P. Walters W. Warwick C. Weaver D. Weissert B. Wenzinger

J. Wesley S. White Y. White B. Whitman C. Wilkins M. Wilkins K. Williams J. Winkler M. Winterbottom S. Young D. Zafiropoulos D.Zane K. Zufall

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M. Casey S. Casey C. Caton

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J. Anderson M. Angelucci K. Aronson W. Barr

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J. Boyle T. Boyle R. Branton

S. Chillemi A. Coburn R. Connors R. D'Orlone

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R. Heinze P. Henderson

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D. Lee J. Lenthe

K. Leonard C. LeVasseur

M. Liberati M. Lightcap

L. Locklear D.Longo

D. Lutz J. MacMullen

L. Mark J. Martin

J. Mastroianni A. Matarazzo D. McClintock T. McCullough K. McGuckin E. McGuigan D. Mcintyre M. McLaughlin L. McNamee P. Meyers N. Michael K. Mixon V. Mossman K. Muehsam

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L. Raffel M. Rider J. Robinson W. Rombach C. Ross J. Russell

L.Sacco R. Salucci J. Santini J. Schartner D. Scheerer

R. Schorza C.Scott K. Shaffer L. Shaw C. Sheely K. Sheller H. Simons

J. Single G. Smith K. Smith M. Snyder K. Sponheimer L. Stein M. Stumpf K.Sullivan C. Synn R. Talibi J. Thompson R. Tillett B. Trautman R. Trefz

S. Trotter S. Udicious C. Vanderslice B. Voelker T. Walmsley A. Warner

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ing the students to learn. The faculty exemplified the spirit 0 education both in their own academic achievements as well as ir the courses they taught. The curriculum featured, for example programs for accelerated studying in Mathematics and ScienCE as well as an integrated course in American History anc Literature: American Studies. The faculty members have been a very important part of ou school, and they have given of themselves to help the student~ to learn and grow. It is certainly clear that the faculty contributec to the Spirit of '82.

Spirit was not limited to the students only, the faculty, too, played an important part in the Spirit of '82. Many faculty members were seen cheering the Cougars on to victory at the weekend football games or during the week at night basketball games. Without them, there would not have been any coaches. After the school day was over, many teachers stayed to help students with the many extra-curricular activities. Teachers also gave up part of their weekends or weeknights to chaperone a field trip or to help with a fund raising activity. The main objective of the faculty members' spirit was in help-

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District Administratior

Charles McLaughlin Superintendent of Schools

Charles H. Hable Assistant Superintendent

seated: Thomas S. Williams, Nancy J. Thorpe, D. Barry Gibbons, Ruth Bullard. standing: John Bay, Stanlis L. Milkowsky, Robert Blair, Gregor Polischuk, Richard Wilson, Gene Foehl, George McKenna, Stanley Johnson.

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John W. Bay Director of Administrative Services

ro the Class of 1982 Those of us who teach have little opportunity to judge our effeciveness other than by the way our graduates perform over the years. Ve have every reason to be proud of our efforts. I trust that you will jive us every reason to be proud of the results. Earl R. Knorr Principal

Perhaps the most important lessons we can learn in high school are those we master in dealing with each other and ourselves. Patience, self-restraint and sharing, as well as communication of ideas and feelings are lifelong skills we all need. I hope your years at Springfield have provided you the experiences and challenges you need to develop these traits. Richard A. Simon Assistant Principal

As a newcomer to Springfield High School your class is the first class which I have seen go through its senior year. In comparison to senior classes I have seen in other parts of the country you measure up well. You have grown up in a fine community and you have attended an excellent high school. You have potential as scholars, leaders, athletes, musicians, actors, and workers who will be able to help this nation move into the twenty-first century. Over the next eighteen years and beyond I encourage you to take on the great and small challenges facing you and society. Apply all of your intelligence, personality, energy and enthusiasm. Then fully enjoy the solutions to which you surely will have contributed. Good Luck Eugene Horrigan Assistant Principal

High School Administration 101

Supervisors

John Bartley Science Supervisor

Helen M. McGroarty Nurse

Benjamin Selisker Video Communications Specialist 102

Dale E. Fry Mathematics Supervisor

Robert S. Pittman Social Studies Supervisor

James D. Trumbower Language Arts Supervisor

Richard Calhoun, Psychologist; Orphia Chelland, Supervisor of Special Education; Joy Rosner, Psychologist.

Dolores Vitullo, Reading Lab Aide; Sharon B. Kletzien, Reading Specialist

Gloria Jones Community Relations Specialist

Support Personnel

Edwin S. Livingston Custodial Supervisor

Bruce C. Thomas Maintenance Supervisor

Joseph A. McBride Building Supervisor of Custodians

Justin D'Ambrosia Director of Transportation

Gene Taylor Supervisor of Transportation

kneeling: S. McAdams, L. Prescott, F. Talone, B. Kline, P. McCabe, A. Merando. standing: D. Maus (mechanic), J. Kelleher, C. Curry, K. Voglesong, I. Irwin, J. Crossan, K. Fulginiti, B. Pearson, R. Pauli.

James Brabec Food Services Supervisor

seated: E. Panny. row 1: R. Cavanaugh, D. Chin, V. Martin, B. Gambol, A. Massaro. row 2: D. Fasola, D. Withers, C. Bennett, C. Mowbray, F. Greim, M. Sterling, J. Kilgallen.

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Helen S. Lehman Mr. Horrigan's Office

Dorothy Bojarski, Russell L. Kramer Main Office

Sarah Jacobson Mr. Simon's Office

Edythe S. Petre, Pauline Trucksess Guidance Office

Bettie R. Welch, Elaine Parris Learning Materials Center 104

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Guidance

William Mackrides, John J. Tierno

Janet G. Way, Chairman

Patricia D. Rambo, Evelyn L. Carroll

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Alice Barrell, Marie W. McConnell

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Evelyn D. Thomas, Mary Phillis Young

Faculty

Nelson Adams Environmental Science

, Joy S. Andrews Home Economics

Linda G. Ball

Helen J. Beldecos

Harry L. Bell

Mary Boeni

American Studies

Business Education

Physical Education

Biology

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Janice K. Brazenor

Allen J. Brennan

Mathematics

Vocal Music

Jane E. Brusch

Joseph C. Cannon

Physical Education, Health

Driver Education

Dee Casner

Patrick J. Connor

Barbara Coombs

Eula H. Creed

Mathematics

Business Education

Biology

Business Education

Luca V. DelNegro

Joseph DiJulio

Joan Dorsey

James J. Doyle

Instrumental Music

Power Technology

Theater Arts

American Studies

George B. Ege

Robert L. Eley

Barbara C. Engler

Robert B. Filson

English

Mathematics

Business Education

Social Studies

Barbara A. Frattura

Anabel K. Frye

Social Studies

Biology

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Rina F. Galarus

Thomas J. Gallagher

Anne F. Glessner

Sharon T. Goebel

English, Mathematics, Reading

American Studies

French

English

Doris L. Gough

Thomas C. Grubb

Jane Hall

India M. Harris

Spanish

Social Studies

English, Social Studies

German

Gladys E. Hart

Janet R. Hirt

Physical Education, Health

English

James P. Hornaday

George A. Irvin

American Studies

Mathematics

Jervas Jefferis

Suzanne Kaminsky

Susan Kirkpatrick

Cathy Kreger

Social Studies

Fine Art

Mathematics

Biology

Margaret M. Lamb

Leslie F. Landau

Kathleen R. Lear

N. Ronald LeDonne

American Studies

English

English, Mathematics, Reading

Physical Science, Chemistry

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Harry M. Lemmon

Richard C. Locker

Physical Science

Social Studies

Glenn O. Long

Susan Lupton

Arnold Lurie

John Maher

Physical Science, Chemistry

Home Economics

Mechanical Drawing, Graphics

English

Robert J. McClennen

Braden Montgomery

Aurora E. Moral

Lois Peck

Chemistry, Physics

English

Spanish

Biology

Jack J. Peoples

Alta Z. Peterson

Elizabeth T. Polini

Karl R. Schaefer

Driver Education

English

French

Social Studies

Jane G. Scheuer

Helen M. Sebold

Joseph J. Semeister

Richardson Shoemaker

English

Mathematics

Physical Science, Chemistry

Health

William F. Speakman Mathematics

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Stephen P. Stefani

John S. Stinson

Barbara Stulting

Isabel Swank

Social Studies

Fine Art

English, Mathematics, Reading

Frederick D. Taylor

Leslie L. Taylor

Physical Education

Mathematics

Deborah Weiss

Sharon Wendel

English

Spanish

G. Frank Werley

Charles Wilkinson

Nicholas F. Williams

Graydon C. Wood

Mathematics

English

Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing

Physics

Bruce L. Yaeck

Robert M. Young

Physical Education, Health

Mathematics

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John P. Zappacosta

Joseph Zumpano

American Studies

Physical Science, Chemistry, Physics

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Change was a factor that played a significant role in the students' years at S.H.S. Adapting to and coping with the changes helped them to learn and grow. Some of the changes were traumatic; others were not quite as significant, but were still important in their eyes. Every September the students returned to find new sur-

roundings, courses, and teachers. New friendships were made as students participated in various new activities. Other facets of student life that varied continually included popular fashions, styles of music, and numerous trends. These factors modifying the students' lives exemplified the spirit of change that was evident throughout the school.

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Wearing the layered preppie look, Pete Swayze and Terry Walsh model oxford shits and matching crewneck sweaters.

Adorned in knickers, gold belt and head band, Liz Medwid models the latest fashions.

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~fter attending the Police Concert, Sue Morris, Joan Topham, and Jean Watts display their new concert t-shirts.

Besides the usual new classes and teachers, this year was marked by significant changes. For several teachers, this was their first year of teaching, and for others, this was the first year at S.H.S. The construction on the school was completed and we were the first to see the art and graphic arts rooms, commons, theater, gold gym, new computer system, and district offices all in use at the same time. Because of the completion of the gold gym, there was now enough space for several gym classes to be held simultaneously and for all students to have gym lockers. Students were told to purchase a gymsuit which consisted of blue shorts and a gold t-shirt. They were given a wide variety of electives from which to choose, including volleyball, basketball, ping-pong, tennis, badminton, and softball. S.S.W. (Silent Sustained Writing) was a requirement for all students. In English class students were given a journal in which they could write poems or just their thoughts. The main purpose was to encourage creative writing and to give students practice in writing skills. Another change in the school year was the addition of an "energy weekend." The school was closed Jan. 15-18, to lower the school's heating bill. Because of this, spring vacation was shortened. This winter was the coldest students had ever experienced with below zero temperatures and wind chill factors. Beyond our world at school there were many other changes taking place. A popular out-of-school trend was the soap operas. General Hospital viewers gloried in "the wedding" of Luke and Laura; while Guiding Light supporters pondered the question "Will Philip learn who his real parents are?". Students could be seen wearing anything from preppie alligators and doc siders, knickers, and gold accessories to the casual look of jeans and a t-shirt. One of the most popular pastimes was figuring out the "simple" solution to the Rubik's Cube. Fanatics were seen "putting their corners in place," "coloring their corners.," or taking the cube apart and reassembling it. Another pastime was the popular arcade game of Pac-Man. In this game the player gained points by having the pac-man eat the many "cherries" found throughout the maze. A complication arose when the player had to maneuver pac-man away from "speedy" and his friends until they turned blue in which case he ate them. The new song "Pac-Man Fever" resulted from this electronic game. Music played an important role in our lives. Many musical performers came to Philadelphia to play at sold out concerts. Many students went to such concerts as the Rolling Stones, the Kinks, Devo, Rick Springfield, the Go-Go's, and the Police.

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During their four years at S.H.S., students had the chance to participate in many extracurricular activities. Many students took advantage of these opportunities and joined one or more of the many school clubs and organizations. The wide and varied selection of activities offered something for everyone. The students' involvement led to new friendships and experiences. Through participation, the student developed a sense of belonging. He learned to work successfully with the

other members of the group, and he learned to cope with th responsibilities given to him. The journalistic organizations provided the students with. chance to express themselves on paper. Those in thl language clubs studied the cultures of different countries Through student government, students learned about thl world of politics. The service clubs helped everyone in thl school. All the clubs provided a great deal of enjoyment fo all those who participated.

Scrivener

Patty Bailey, activities editor; Sue Hick and Emma Sinclair, assistant editors.

J. Hirt, advisor.

The 48th volume of The Scrivener became reality through the efforts of twenty hard working sophomores, juniors and seniors. This edition was strikingly different from previous editions in that there was written copy for each activity. Over the summer, co-editors-in-chief Gail Reganato and Fan Persky attended a four day yearbook seminar. The seminar was a great help in assisting Fan and Gail with ideas on good layouts, taking good pictures and the overall putting together of a yearbook that would record the memories of the past year. This year's staff was organized in May of last year. The whole staff got together on September 3, with Taylor Publishing Company representative, Sandy Russell, for a one day yearbook workshop. Mrs. Russell taught this year's staff how to crop pictures, how to work together successfully, and how to incorporate the theme into the yearbook. Before deadlines the staff could be seen in the yearbook room as late as eight o'clock. Last minute picture taking, getting organized, waiting for proofs and/or pictures, trying to find things, and fun were all part of the putting together of the 1982 Scrivener: "The Spirit of '82. "

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Fan Persky and Gail Reganato, co-editors-in-chief.

Ann DeSantis, faculty editor; Lisa McHugh and Libby Davis, assistant editors.

Chris Starr, business editor; R, Young, business advisor.

Staff: J. Adams, J. Bryson, J. Albert, Terry Kennedy, photography editor.

John Mohr, sports editor; Jacque Spargo, assistant editor.

Sue Schwartz, underclassman editor; Kathy Stolnis and Kim Frye, assistant editors.

Staff: S. Lord, K. Rudisill, J. Kuzmack, B. Kapczynski, E. Kelly, T. Roberts.

Lisa Owens, senior editor; Joann Leibig and Mary DeSantis, assistant editors.

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Planning for an upcoming issue of the Spri-Hian, Mark Young, Faith Glazier and Brian Tamoff discuss the merits of articles submilled by their staff.

staff: row 1: L. Raffel, S. Cavanaugh, S. Lord, A. Chen, S. Giardini, E. Kelly, R. Pills, D. Gough, sponsor. row 2: T. Walmsley, M. Primavera, M. Radico, L. James, J. Udicious, A. Nair, D, Kolb, J. Bupp, M. Kasnic, G. Hatcher.

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9pri-Hian

Mark Young, editor-in-chief; Sue Mark, editorial assistant.

Faith Glazier, news editor; Brian Tarnoff, features editor.

Joe Farace, sports editor.

The 51 st edition of the Spri-Hian, like the fifty preceding editions, was put together through the aid and hard work of many people. Both the reporting and editorial staffs put in long hours writing articles, taking and developing photographs, creating artwork, and organizing all these into a newspaper. Even so, the Spri-Hian would not have been printed without the help and support of the business education and the graphic arts departments, as well as the support of the school administration and faculty. Each issue, printed monthly except in January, was the result of a long process. First the editors would meet and decide what types of articles were to be included and then assignments were given to the reporters. Then the articles were typed, proofread, and set into even columns. Paste-ups were then done and headlines given and the paper was sent to graphics where negatives were made for printing plates. Once the papers were folded and collated, they were distributed to homeroom teachers so that students could read them during S.S.R. The guiding principle of the 1981-82 Spri-Hian was to try to keep the school community informed about the people and events that gave it its character during that time. Everything from student attitudes to humor and sports constituted the copy. This was the meaning of the paper's unofficial motto: "All the news that fits, we print."

Amy Rosenberg, circulation editor; H. Sebold, business advisor; Pete Squadrito, business editor.

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The Literary Magazine was totally a student operation. Both the content and mechanics were student organized. Any high school student could submit original work, short stories and poems, for publication. Ascreening staff would then review each piece anonymously and take a vote as to whether it would be published. The selected materials were then combined into a magazine format and printed by Graphics. The main fund raising activity of the Lit Mag was the "Coffeehouse" production in February. It was an opportunity for students and teachers to showcase their talents in music, dramatics, and dance. J. Zappacosta, advisor.

Staff: row 1: G. Lord, S. Bossert, B. Tarnoff, J. Fowler. row 2: M. Lightcap, J. Bupp, E. Arch, L. McHugh. row 3: S. Cavanaugh, A. Rosenberg, M. Young, K. Arnold.

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row 1: B. Bingaman, J. Moore, A. Scalies, J. Hamilton. row 2: L. Owens, L. D'Orazio, E. Arch, J. Brunson, T. Kirkpatrick, J. Hood, E. Horrigan, sponsor. row 3: D Zafiropoulos, C. Stefani, K. Marker, D. Shea, S. Romano. row 4: M. Scheel, J. Perna, J. Priar, D. Scheerer. row 5: R. Mariano, H. Simons, T. Boyle, S. Chillemi, D. Thayer M. Wilson, A. Scalies. row 6: G. Lord, S. Udicious, M. Lightcap, G. Hill, J. Alfonsi, R. Quagliariello.

The Executive and Advisory Council consisted of students in ninth through twelfth grades. The real difference with this group as opposed to past years was their determination to be an organized body who accomplished something. To do this, they began a structure of planning which involved having meeting agenda, using parliamentary procedure, and taking minutes of meetings. They worked on the annual Turkey Fund, canvassing homerooms for donations. They sponsored the Blood Drive, and their efforts and ours resulted in another success. Their coordination of Senior Citizens'Day (Fall and Spring) helped to bridge us with the older members of the community. They made the air waves in October by providing the audience for AM Philadelphia. A Valentine's Day computer matching dance was also planned.

Officers: B. Bingaman, J. Moore, A. Scalies, J. Hamilton, E, Horrigan, advisor.

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row 1: E. Kelly, R. Pitts, E. Hammond, S. Lord, D. Barrett, J. Spargo. row 2: T. Roberts, D. Selbach, K. Kampmeyer, R. Stones, T. Voelker, L. D'Orazio, E. Arch, J. Adams, L. Ball, sponsor.

Close Up

Seventeen students were involved in the Close-Up program. They spent the week of November 8, in Washington, D.C., participating In an intense study of our federal government. The students earned part of the money needed for the trip by sponsoring a car wash and bake sale on October 10. These two activities were held in the parking lot near the tennis courts of the high school. The Close-Up program is also sponsored, in part by a number of organizations including the League of Women Voters and the School Board. These organizations made very generous contributions toward the trip. Avariety of topics were covered on the trip, such as unemployment, military spending, budget cuts, foreign policy, the media and the balance of power between the President and Congress. The students met with Congressman Bob Edgar and Pennsylvania's two senators Arlen Spector and John Heinz. To satisfy the students' curiosity Senator Heinz addressed himself to the pressing question of whether ketchup was a vegetable or a condiment. The trip was not all work, however. The students visited Georgetown, attended an outstanding performance of the musical, Evita, toured the historical sites, and had a free day at the end of their week to explore on their own. The week concluded with a banquet and dance. Most of the Springfield students had roommates from Memphis, Tenn. It was fun to compare our northern life with their southern view.

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Mr. Knorr presents oath to newly inducted members.

Twenty members of the Senior Class were elected to National Honor Society in May of their junior year, and thirty-seven seniors were elected this past December. These students were selected on the basis of these four qualities: leadership, character, scholarship, and service. The students could receive a maximum of ten points in each category, and all the above unit values were totaled and the top ten percent of the class was inducted in December. The top five percent were those inducted as juniors. On December 17 seniors were sworn in at a candle lighting ceremony. The guest speaker was Dr. Castefero and the members were led in the recitation of the oath by Mr. Knorr. Afterwards parents and members were invited to a reception in the commons. Raising money for the Cancer Society was their main project. This was accomplished by selling daffodils to the faculty, school staff, and students.

Officers: J. Moore, J. Perkins, T. Semanik, P. Koerner; R. Shoemaker, sponsor.

2nd year members row 1: G. Reganato, F. Persky, M. Scheel, A. Grat, K. Ginn, M. Young. row 2: M. DeSantis, L. Owens, S. Bup~ J. Shields, S. Hick, J. Everett.

1st year members row 1: B. Coe, C. Shilling, C. Starr, J. Fowler, E. Sinclair, J. Watts, D. Root. row 2: K. Rudisill, P. Donall, L. Shee Iy, J. Patchell, L. McHugh, J. Brunson, B. Tarnoff, J. Adams, L. Dessender, L. Ecklund. row 3: P. Wittman, J. Stango, M. Sherer, F Stones, Disman, T. Maclay, A. Stolis, J. Fry. row 4: E. Arch, L. D'Orazio, S. Mark, J. Mohr, S. Hemphill, T. Kirkpatrick, J. Hood, J Boyle, K. Knaff, D. Conners, J. Leibig.

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J. Fowler, M. Young, J. Mohr, B. Tarnoff, M. Scheel, J. Leonard, S. Lord, tearn members.

Advisor Mrs. Lamb discusses fine art with John Mohr, John Leonard, and Brian Tarnoff.

Selected seniors and juniors represented the school in academic quiz competition sponsored by the Scott Paper Company. Three meets placed the members at home against Saint James and Chester on January 21; Haverford and Upper Darby on February 17; Collingdale and Sun Valley on March 16. The eight members convened every Monday after school to prepare themselves for the twelve categories which included current eveQts, American Government, world history, American History, Shakespeare, life science, physical science, mathematics, literature, vocabulary, art history, and sports. Preparing for their next match, John Leonard and Brian Tarnoff review current events.

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The Forensics Club, a competitive speech and debate program, was open to all ninth through twelfth graders. Activities of the members included speech making and the research and development of a debate case for formal competition. The topic, "Resolved: That the federal government should establish minimum educational standards for elementary and secondary schools in the United States" was the debate subject. Springfield competed in debates at Prendergast, Harrington, and Henderson High Schools. Springfield was also involved in an energy debate and discussions at Media Court House and Valley Forge Military Academy. In addition the Forensics Team competed in extemporaneous speaking and the Lincoln-Douglas debates at St. Joseph's University and the University of Pennsylvania. The highlight of the year for participants was the achieving of membership in the National Forensic League.

row 1: E. McHugh, E. Kelly, S. Cavanaugh, J. Spargo. row 2: J. Maher, sponsor; G. Parker, M. Kasnic, J. Leonard.

Stressing a major point Gary Parker recites his negative case.

Mike Kasnic does some studying to prepare for his next debate.

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Officers: L. Owens, M. Scheel, S. Bupp; E. Polini, sponsor.

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At the Christmas party, Stephanie Bupp carries in a platter of escargot to awaiting French Club members.

S. Lord, J. Bupp, J. Mohr, A. Chen, M. Young, D. Kolb.

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Le Club Fraf"Gais enjoyed the atmosphere of France through many activities featuring its cuisine and culture. The fare was sampled at the Christmas party, complete with bubbly cider, wine and cheese parties, an end of the year picnic, and after school cooking sessions. The first semester featured attendance at the play Le Petit Prince. The second semester was highlighted by a French film.

row 1: K. Rudisill, M. DeSantis, J. Leibig. row 2: E. Arch, S. Mark, E.Hammond.

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Club de Espafiol

Officers: P. Squadrito, T. McDermott; T. Stolis, A. Moral, sponsor.

La Club de Espanol started the year with a costume Halloween party. The Christmas party featured Spanish cuisine specialties made by the members. Their pinata breaking was the focal point of the afternoon. A. Chen, B. Green, C. Gaines, J. Gaines, M. Gaines, A. Dalkilic, K. Alsop.

A. Nair, C. Conway, C. Dursthoff, L. Corea, A. Dalkilic, L. Green, K. Cavanaugh, B. Wenziger.

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J. Patchell, M. Scheel, A. Umstaller, L. Owens, D. Dubin, A. Dalkilic, L. Green.

Gemutlichkeit was the password for the Deutsch Verein as they experienced the fun side of studying German. They, too, had a look at what makes the Germans tick and how Germany influences our American culture. Amajor event of the year was a presentation at the Richardson School. On February 9th, the members gave the eighth graders a look at Germany through songs, skits, slides, and display tables.

K. Ginn,A. Rosenberg, D. Selbach, M. Dalkilic, R. Pills.

Deutsch Verein

Officers: J. Patchell, M. Dalkilic, I. Harris, sponsor; M. Scheel, K. Ginn.

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row 1: L. Miller, J. Kuzmack, G. Lord, D. Griffis. row 2: J. Adams, J. Casadonte, V. Harlan, S. Bossert, S. Faccenda. row 3: A. Brennan, sponsor; S. Lightcap, A. Warner, D. Louisinian, K. Hilbert, C. O'Neill, A. Scalies.

Aides The Stage Crew, under the direction of Allen J. Brennan, was a group of hard working students, who often received little, if any recognition. Stage Crew members could be seen back stage at every concert, assembly or play that took place in the auditorium. They were responsible for all lighting and sound effects, and the changing of scenery between acts. They were the people behind the scenes who did the work that most people did not know had to be done.

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Video-Tape Crew: M. Radico, G. Miller, J. Warrington

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The success of the educational program was in part due to the student volunteers who helped fellow students, teachers, and administrators. These volunteers were part of the office force, the LMC, the A-Y, and the Yideo Center. The A-Y aides were often seen delivering projectors and making possible the yearly use of special rental feature films and films from the Intermediate Unit. Their help in distribution made slide reports possible and music from recordings heard in classes. The Video Crew taped sports games so our coaches and team members could improve skills. They also aided in classroom taping. The LMC aides were often found retrieving magazines and checking out books. They managed to help locate material for those infamous term papers. Our lives were monitored by the volunteers in the attendance office. They collected early dismissal notices and helped in marking absences.

Audio-Visual Crew: E. Hammond, N. Vi, B. Bolton

'ow 1: M. Siano, S. Brown, A. Nazzario, J. Martin, P. Carney. row 2: A. Syernick, C. Sullivan, L Noone, G. Pennestri, K. Marker, R. Rush, J. 1oerman, F. DiMaio, S. Stephani, sponsor. row 3: M. Nave, K. McKnight, A. Daddario, B. Butler, D. Sciubba, D. Gramiak, R. Adams, T. ~ewnam.

The Service Club was one of several organizations which provided a great service to our school. Their main contribution involved Parents' Nights. They made direction signs and were available in the halls to direct parents.

Service Club Attendance Office Aides: row 1: B. Kennedy, S. Jacobson, atlendance office secretary; N. Berger. row 2: C. Chappie, M. Moore, D. Bellocchio.

Advisors: M. Young, E. Thomas, M. McConnell.

Learning M~lerials Cenler Aides: G. Miller, E. Peterson, K. Paul.

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Ski Club As one of the most popular clubs, Ski Club had over 80 members from every grade. Always thinking snow, the members skied down the slopes of the Pocono Mountains: Camelback, Shawnee, Jack Frost and Big Boulder. An evening trip was taken to Spring Mountain in February. Novices had the opportunity to try the exhilaration of the slopes by improving their skills with lessons. Those who were proficient at the sport had the option of going off on their own. Officers and Sponsors: T. McCarthy, K. McKnight, L. Taylor, C. Kreger, K. McGuckin, J. Perkins.

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Intramural weightlifting met every Mon.-Wed.-Fri. afternoon. Open to students, both sexes included, it was used mainly by out-of-season athletes. The great thing was that one could come and go as he pleased, planning and maintaining his own program. The new facility was completely equipped with new weights and machines which showed physical fitness was a priority for our school.

Gary Green works out on new equipment in the wrestling room.

During a tough workout Tony Villano benchpresses weights.

row 1: G. Green, D. Owens, D. Sciubba, D. McNulty, A. Shane, R. Smedley. row 2: J. Hoerman, C. Mazzulo, S. Brown, T. Villano, B. Coe, D. McClintock, B. Warrick. row 3: A. Foad, K. Barner, D. Rosser, F. Arzt, A. Brown, D. Gramiak, A. Warner, N. Williams, sponsor.

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S.H.S. has had a history of having top rated performing groups. The band (concert and marching), orchestra, choir, chorus, and theater arts (STW) have won much acclaim. More important than that, though, was the personal satisfaction the students got out of performing.They worked very hard and were proud of their accomplishments. When they performed, the students in these activities represented the whole school. This was an important incentive,

because it encouraged the students to try harder. They not only wanted other students from their school to enjoy their performances, but they also wanted students from other schools te enjoy them. A perfect example of this is the Cougar band thai performed every weekend at the fall football games. The students who were involved in these activities expressee their spirit and pride in the school. They were a contributing facÂˇ tor to the Spirit of '82.

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Altos: row 1: J. Topham, E. Sinclair, B. Bingaman, S. Lord, E. Kelly, L. Fulginiti. row 2: L. Heavey, S. Over, T. Roberts, F. Glazier, J. Udicious, M. Cavallari. row 3: J. Handline, S. Morris, S. Hick, S. Bandy, P. Koerner, A. Scalies. row 4: J. Adams, L. Huczko, D. Jackman, S. Halberg, J. Gaines, N. Macall, V. Harlan. row 5: D. Kolb, S. Moon, H. Hirth, B. Mullin, D. Frederick, J. Leibig. Officers: W. Hill, F. Glazier, D. Root, P. Conway.

Tenors and Basses: row 1: J. Perna, M. Scheel, C. Escola, D. Lanyon, J. Mahoney, R. Stones. row 2: : Bossert, R. Hanna, P. Squadrito, A. Zufall, D. Netting. row 3: C. Brunken, A. Shane, D. McNulty, D. Owens, Gormley. row 4: J. Mullock, T. Skammer, S. Hemphill, M. Rosser, P. Conway, W. Hill. row 5: W. Lawrence" Casadonte, W. Rombach, L. Miller, J. Shields, D. Barrett. A. Brennan, director.

The Senior Choir, which met three periods per week, consisted of 111 juniors and seniors. They rehearsed all types of music and presented several quality concerts. The annual Midwinter Concert, kept the tradition of the Hallelujah Chorus and Heilig. An all school assembly was given the last school day before the Winter break. The group also spread holiday cheer at Media Courthouse and Fair Acres Nursing Home. The Choir presented their annual Spring Concert in May. Several weeks later, the choir was adjudicated at Glassboro State College and then travelled to Great Adventure for some much needed relaxation to cap off their year.

Sopranos: row 1: D. Pearce, K. Kampmeyer, L. James, D. Wallace, J. Watts. row 2: N. Micolucci, D. Marone, I Nicholson, A. Nair, B. Casey, K. Daily. row 3: K. Yocum, E. Hammond, L. Carrick, L. Sheely, J. Kain, R. Schott. row' L. McHugh, L. Dessender, L. Ecklund, B. Kapczynski, P. Stephen, V. Townsend. row 5: D. Root, M. Shields, . Chestnutt, G. Reganato, D. Vogelsong, C. Calla, M. DeSantis.

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The Senior Girls' Chorus consisted of 57 juniors and seniors who met every Monday and Wednesday during fifth period. The girls demonstrated their superior singing abilities in both the Midwinter and Spring Concerts. Under the direction of Mr. Brennan, the girls not only worked hard, but also had a good time while they were doing it! In a holiday concert, musical director, Mr. Brennan leads students and alumni in the Hallelujah Chorus.

Officers: row 1: D. Root, E. Sinclair, A. Scalies. row 2: J. Moore, N. Tarone.

Sopranos: row 1: C. Kane, P. Pontari, D. Wallace, A. Nair, K. Todaro, L. Lomonaco, E. Nicholson. row 2: M. Cavallari, K. Paul, K. Conlin, D. Carter, L. Grassie, B. Elias, L. James. row 3: L. Heavey, K. Daily, B. Kapczynski, J. Fowler, J. Kain,~. Scholl, T. Hoffman. row 4: C. Calla, D. Marone, M. Shields, B. Casey, K. Peoples, L. Ecklund, L. Dessender. row 5: T. Semanik, J. Moore, N. Tarone, B. Mullin, D. Root, H. Hirth, D. Vogelsong.

row 1: E. Sinclair, J. Walls, J. Topham, E. Kelly. row 2: P. Koerner, S. Hick, T. Roberts, J. Buck, F. Glazier. row 3: S. Morris, N. MacaU, A. Scalies, K. Brennan. row 4: D. Frederick, S. Moon, L. Hamilton, J. Leibig, S. Halberg.

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Junior Choir The Junior Choir met every Tuesday and Friday, seventh period. Although there were only 56 students in the choir this year, the quality of their singing was better than ever. The students participated in both the Midwinter and the Spring concerts. Also the choir travelled to a convalescent home and the Old Forge School for exceptional children.

Sopranos: row 1: L. Foley, K. Zufall, L. Conklin, L. Northwood, K. Marker, C. Kain. row 2: B. Davis,

Kearney, L. Freel~nd, P. Donnelly, B. Green. row 3: D. Zafiropoulos, K. Joyce, J. Thompson, K. Krauter H. Hamilton. row 4: M. Edwards, L. Messerschmid, F. Blithe;V. Mossman, B. Grosso, J Atchison.

Altos: row 1: S. Flecknoe, L. Locklear, K. Leonard, L. Zacker. row 2: C. Gaines, L. Sacco, K. Potts M. Gaines. row 3: D. Barrett, M. Moore, S. Hemphill, D. Bandy. row 4: B. Hick, M. Salatino, K. Arnolc C. Hilaman.

Officers: S. Hemphill, H. Hamilton, D. Curtis, D. Shea.

Baritones: row 1: K. Englebrecht, D. Howe, G. Lord, W. Kim. row 2: A. Warner, J. Gabriel, P. Over. ro~ 3: J. Murphy, E. Handline, A. Phillips. row 4: D. Curtis, B. Holloway, R. McNeill.

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IW 1: S. Kemp, C. Kain, L. Shaw, R. Dennis, L. Zacker, M. Tiger, K. Leonard. row 2: M. Djevharian, M. Salatino, P. Don,lIy, D. Shea. K. Albany, B. Green, S. Weatherby, C. Collom. row 3: T. Walmsley, V. Mossman, B. Grosso, F. Blithe, M. aines, C. Patti, C. Hilaman, C. Gaines, J. Thompson.

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Officers: row 1: M. Salatino, D. Shea. row 2: M. Gaines, C. Patti.

Thirty-three freshmen and sophomores combined this year to create the Junior Girls' The girls performed in two concerts: the Midwinter Concert and the Spring ~oncert. They met twice a week to practice for these performances. The result was that he girls could always be depended upon to provide entertaining music with a beautuful )Iend of voices. ~horus.

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Pop Grou~ Aminiature choir of twenty-eight, the Pop group spread music wherever it went. Any choir member was eligible to audition. Mr. Brennan then selected a melodious group who rehearsed after school and evenings. It was a group who worked on their own time to give area community groups pleasure. The spectrum of vocal music ranged from selections from Handel's Mes,siah to Lionel Bart's Oliver. They gave concerts at the Old Forge School, Harlee Manor, and an elementary school in West Philadelphia. They also provided the music for the annual Community Thanksgiving Service held this year at the Jewish Community Center. row 1: M. Cavallari, E. Nicholson, D. Pearce, D. Wallace, K. Brennan, F. Glazier. row 2: P. Stephens, D. Atchis( H. Hirth, J. Fowler, P. Koerner. row 3: J. Casadonte, D. Curtis, L. Miller, J. Shields, W. Hill, K.lrwin.

Boys' Chorus The Boys' Chorus was the most informal musical organization in the schooL The boys had no practices during school hours but instead met Tuesday and Wednesday after school during the second semester. The boys' only appearance as a group was in the Spring Concert. Not only were they extremely entertaining, but they were also unique, as they are the only all-male vocal group in the school.

Director Mr. Brennan works with the tenors of the Boys' Chorus during an afterschool practice.

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Front Units During football season the members of each of the front units could be found two to three times a week after school, developing and practicing their half-time routines to "Enough is Enough" and "On Broadway." Besides afternoon practices the girls also attended night practices and marched fifth period with the rest of the band. Once football season was over the girls had a break until the end of February when the practices resumed to start organizing their routines for the Band Concert. The front units also participated in the Fourth of July, St. Patrick's Day, and Memorial Day Parades. All year, the members looked forward to the band's trip to Orlando, Florida where they visited Disney World and Sea World. The trip was not all play and no work though. The girls were adjudicated and spent many hours practicing for it. J. Gaines, drum major, K. Todaro, feature twirler.

H. Hirth, assistant twirler, D. Giachelti, assistant drum major.

Rifle Unit: row 1: H. Swank, F. Persky, S. Mark, Co-sgt S. Bupp, Co-sgt L. Sheely, C. Schilling, L. McHugh, T. Chestnutt. row 2: L. Green, C. Sheely, S. Lord, K. Stolnis.

Cougarelle Unit: row 1: Co-capt J. Walts, Co-capt P. Stephens. row 2: L. Grassie, D. Carter, C. Kane, S. Over, G. Reganato. row 3: C. Chappie, R. Hood, D. Wallace, A. Nair. row 4: S. Schwartz, D. Hazelwood, L. Conrads, L. James. row 5: D. Dolente, J. Walsh, C. Janiczek, S. Young.

Flag Unit: row 1: E. McHugh, J. Udicious, F. Glazier, Sgt A. Graf, T. Roberts, C. Conway, D. Bellocchio, J. Buck. row 2: N. Macall, D. Weissert, K. Corcoran, D. Frederick, B. Elias, S. Burt. row 3: L. Hamilton, R. Macall.

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row 1: T. Everett, B. Wenzinger, C. DeBernardi, M. Hanna. row 2: P. Henderson, J. Stango, B. Englebrecht, D. Teszler, J. Bernard.

Mark Rosser and Luther Miller, managers.

row 1: K. Ginn, E. Fry, J. Russell, E. Bittnar. row 2: B. Bingaman, R. Stones, E. Lyons, K. Black, J. Bryson. row 3 T. McFadden, D. Rosser, D. Thayer, P. DiCicco.

In response to a Cougar touchdown, the band plays "Anchors Aweigh."

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row 1: J. Fry, M. Long, K. Hughes, K. Jurecic. row 2: S. Moon, K. Arnold, K. Hughes, I Dessender.

row 1: L. Fulginiti, A. Holland, L. Pietrangelo, L. Edwards. row 2: S. Flecknoe, P. Phillips Taber, E. Forbes. row 3: J. Hammaker, D. Lyons, D. Byrne, P. Conway.

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'ow 1: K. Kampmeyer, J. Bupp, K. Brennan. row 2: P. Bailey, E. Davis, K. Krehnbrink, C. 3aines. row 3: S. Bandy, S. Hemphill, D. Kolb, B. Green.

Officers: K. Yocum, S. Flecknoe, T. McFadden, A. Holland.

row 1: S. Lightcap, J. Gaines, A. Riviello, M. Lewis. row 2: M. Gaines, D. Giachetti, E. McHugh. row 3: G. Porter, D. McClintock, D. Netting, C. Linton, M. George. row 4: M. Tiger, D. Bollinger, R. Oliver, W. Rombach, J. Panczner, M. Parson.

row 1: J. Grelis, N. Cane, K. Yocum, M. Everett. row 2: M. Wilson, B. Hick, V. Townsend, C. Higgins, J. Lenthe.

During a break in practice, Keith Black and David Thayer read over some new music.

The Springfield High School band consisted of students in grades nine to twelve who met every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. The Marching Band continued its tradition of providing outstanding entertainment to the community by performing at football games and in parades, including: the Scenic Hills Halloween Parade, the St. Patrick's Day Parade, and the Veteran's Day Parade. Also, the Band's annual concert on April 22 was a tremendous success. The highlight of the year was the trip to Florida on May sixth through tenth, where the band was adjudicated in the Florida World Music Festival and marched in Disney World. To earn money for the trip, there were fund raising activities, such as the Spaghetti Dinner, the Paper Truck, and Bucks-for Band. An incredible amount of talent, hard work, and determination were invested in this year's band to make it a smashing success!

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Districts, Regionals, and States District Band

The tremendous musical talent of our school was recorded by placement in District, Regional, and State Music Competitions. Well known conductors were guests of the festivals, giving the accomplished musicians and vocalists an opportunity to perform "professionally" with similarly talented high school students. The chosen were required to audition for chair or vocal position with the District, Regional, and/or State band, choir, or orchestra. The days were then spent practicing and preparing for the culminating concert of the three day festival. New friendships were made amongst festival members and host school as well as with host family.

row 1: K. Ginn, J. Bupp, A. Holland, K. Jurecic. row 2: B. Wenzinger, J. Grelis, V. Townsend, f Brennan, K. Yocum. row 3: P. Conway, M. George, D. Teszler, M. Parson, T. McFadden.

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District Chorus

R. Stones, F. Glazier, J. Fowler. row 1: N. Grant, A. Chen, K. Jurecic, K. Yocum, J. Stango. row 2: J. Golton, K. Frye, M. Lewis, T. McFadden, V. Townsend. row 3: M. George, D. Lyons, C. Shilling, P. Conway, W. Rosser.

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State Band

State Orchestra

D. Lyons.

D. Lyons, V. Townsend, C. Shilling.

State Chorus Regional Band

J. Fowler.

row 1: B. Wenzinger, K. Yocum, V. Townsend. row 2: M. George, P. Conway, T. McFadden, A. Holland.

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row 1: M. Lewis, K. Frye. row 2: A. Chen, J. Golton, V. Townsend, T. McFadden. row 3: D. Lyons, M. George.

J. Fowler, R. Stones.

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Orchestra

row 1: K. Ginn, D. Byrne, S. Flecknoe, A. Holland. row 2: E. Bittnar, P. DiCicco, J. Bryson, R. Stones. row 3: J. Hammaker, P. Conway, T. McFadden, S. Lightcap.

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row 1: E. Davis, K. Kampmeyer, J. Bupp. row 2: P. Bailey, K. Hughes, K. Jurecic, K. Brennan. row 3: K. Hughes, D. Kolb, D. Netting.

The Orchestra was a group of string, wind, and percussion musicians, who performed in the Midwinter and Spring concerts. They also provided the accompaniment at other occasions including commencement. The Orchestra attended the Florida World Music Festival, where they were adjudicated. This industrious group earned money for their trip by selling hoagies and cheese and by being participants in the successful Spaghetti Dinner.

Mr. DelNegro prepares the orchestra for their adjudication in Florida.

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row 1: N. Cane, K. Yocum, D. Netting, V. Townsend. row 2: C. Thorpe, B. Hick, C. Higgins, J. Lenthe, B. Englebrecht. row 3: M. Parson, J. Everett, W. Rombach, D. Teszler, B. Wenzinger.

Alison Graf, manager. Officers: K. Yocum, P. DiCicco, T. McFadden, A. Holland.

During their fifth period practice, Mike George and Dave Lyons play their part in "The Unfinished Symphony."

row 1: E. Hammond, A. Chen, M. Lewis, M. DeSantis. row 2: J. Golton, S. Moon, W. Rosser. row 3: E. Lyons, M. George, C. Shilling, D. Lyons.

row 1: D. Souders, N. Grant, A. Dalkilic, K. Hilbert. row 2: K. Frye, J. Fowler, T. Chestnutt, D. Perrier, D. Giachetti. row 3: J. Stango, F. Buffone, P. Henderson, A. DeSantis.

French Horn players get a chance to showcase their unique talents.

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SPRINGFIELD HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS

A Parable About Love Words by TOM JONES Music by HARVEY SCHMIDT (Suggested by a play called "Les Romanesques" by Edmund Rostand) Copyright 1959 by Tom Jones and Harvey Schmidt Music Theatre International A Division of Frank Music Corporation

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The off-Broadway magical musical, The Fantastics brought happiness and fancy to theater in the round during the week of March 8. This was the offyear musical production. Produced and directed by Mr. Brennan and Mrs. Dorsey, eleven actors (two parts double cast), supported by a talented ensemble of musicians sang their way into the hearts of the audience. The Fantastics was a sophisticated story about innocence. It told a childishly simple romance with an air of. knowing at the same time its value and its absurdity. A boy and a girl, separated by a wall which their seemingly hostile parents put up, fell in love. Their parents, who in reality wanted the match, now found themselves finding a way in which their pretended objections appeared to be overcome. They hired some actors to stage an attempted rape in which the young man gallantly rescued his sweetheart and put her parents in his debt. The songs were distinguished and delightful. The first ballad, "Try to Remember a Day In September," provided a nostalgic frame for the entire proceedings. But the most enjoyed was "They Were You" with its compelling insistence.

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~ "The Fanlaslics" included: row 1: D. Netting, J. Perna, D. Barrell, J.Shields. row 2: M. Scheel, L. Miller, D. Barrell. row 3: M. Shields, P. Conway, L. Heavely.

"And the sky grows gray." (J. Perna) The musical ensemble consisted of: C. Shilling, M. Parson, V. Townsend, H. Brennan.

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9TW The Springfield Theatre Workshop maintained its professional commitment to excellent theater at reasonable prices through a season of diverse drama. The Thornton Wilder Pulitzer Prize winning drama, Our Town, opened the season. Juniors were especially supportive of this playas it was required reading for them. The Bad Seed gave everyone a chance to project how evil can manifest itself in a sweet, refined child. The overall success of the season was insured with the suspense of an evening of horror with Count Dracula. All performers were "union dues payers" as they all were enrolled in the curriculum offerings of the theater. Second year student David Barrett summed up STW as "fun and filled with new friendships and growth."

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The spirit of competition was present whenever a sports team took the field or court. It was the motivating factor of the players' hard work and hours of practice. To compete against and defeat an opposing team was the goal of every S.H.S. sports team. Only through skill and determination could this goal be reached. This determination came from the team's attitude towards itself and winning. When the spirit was present, each member of the team contributed to the best of his or her ability in order to support the entire team. The players cooperated and worked together as a whole. Teamwork was an important part of the spirit of competition.

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Glenn Bennett attempts to escape a Haverford tackler.

Mike Siano receives a second quarter pass against Haverford.

row 1: C. Bailer, T. Corner, J. Kane, Co-capt. G. Bennett, Co-capt. M. Siano, S. Salerno, S. Sacco, J. Belk, J. McElwee. row 2: B. Butler, J. Kuhn, T. Fitzpatrick, S Brown, S. Compton, M. Gildea, J. Strain, F. McCarry, D. Berue. row 3: T. DeWoody, B. Murphy, A. Shane, K. Barner, J. Carozza, J. McCullough, J. Chamberlain, A Hartline, Coach R. Taylor. row 4: B. Holloway, M. Winter, B. Whitman, J. Hoffman, L. Wilkins, C. Thorpe, A. Hoffman, M. Parson, Coach H. Bell. row 5: Mgr. P. Hum mel, J. Martin, D. Rosser, M. Kasnic, P. Carozza, F. Mancuso, O. Truell, T. Ferguson, J. Murphy, Coach D. Bean. row 6: C. Wilkins, T. Bailer, D. Teszler, C Kutafaris, R. Jefferson, T. Jefferson, R. Buscaglia, R. Delio Buono, R. Hausman, Mgr. J. Willis, Coach J. Peoples; Trainer S. Todaro.

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Football

Led by Co-captains Glenn Bennett and Mike Siano, the team finished the season with a 6-4-1 record. Despite the injury suffered by Mike during the Upper Darby game, the team was unbeaten in their first seven games. Unfortunately, the undefeated string was broken by Radnor, starting a losing streak that lasted for the remainder of the season. During those first seven games, the Cougars shut out the Haverford School, Upper Darby, and Lower Merion, with the tie coming against Conestoga. In the team's four losses, they were shut out only twice, one a 3-0 battle against Haverford. No. 33. Tim Jefferson, breaks away after a hand-off from Glenn Bennett.

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Girls' Hockey

Mrs. Caracci gives team a pep talk.

"We wear short kilts!"

Varsity row 1: R. Neal, B. Mullin, Co-capt. J. Moore, Co-capt. T. Stumpf, S. Stevenson. row 2: V. Townsend, J. Shell, P. Koerner, T. Walsh. row 3: M. Wilson, J. Bupp, J. Shea, B. Bingaman, B. Nicholson, L. Mallon, Coach L. Caracci.

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The Girls Hockey Team, under the guidance of Head Coach Lois Carocci, played their way to a 4-4 season. Despite the efforts of AIICentral players Tracy Stumpf and Barbara Mullin, as well as the blocking of goal tender Marge Wilson, the team, picked to win the Central League title, could not quite measure up. One major problem of the team was a constant plague of injuries.

Sharon Stevenson shoots in a practice drill.

Beth Bingaman drives ball to teammate Jenny Moore.

J.V. row 1: S. Doshi, D. Beaver. row 2: L. Conklin, C. Devine, L. Serafino, J. Mariano, N. Hoffert, D. Souders, A. Dursthoff. row 3: Coach G. Hart, M. Carroll, L. King, R. Mariano, S. Brown, S. Hemphill, B. Hick, M. Lewis.

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"Stop showing off Ted, the cheerleaders don't care."

Jeff Perkins puts the ball back in play after a Ridley penalty.

Varsity row 1: J. Gallo, Tri-capt. J. Hood, M. Sherer, G. Fritz, J. Reider, C. Ryan, I. Disman, D. Lanyon, J. Hoerman, Mgr. P. Rossiello. row 2: Coach B. Speakman, Tri-capt. P. Shada, Tri-capt. G. Mallon, M. Pratzner, J. Perkins, S. Davis, D. Gramiak, T. Kirkpatrick, D. Ulmer, G. Zafiropoulos, M. Krauter, D. Selbach, Coach G. Quedenfeld.

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Pre-practice warm-ups.

The Soccer team, paced by Tri-captains Jerry Hood, Glenn Mallon, and Pete Shada, won the Central League and District Championships; then advanced to the quarterfinals of the State playoffs where they were eliminated by Fleetwood, last year's State champs. The exceptional play of Seniors Ted Kirkpatrick, Jeff Perkins, and Dave Ulmer, coupled with the outstanding goaltending of Junior Mark Krauter as well as the coaching of Bill Speakman and Gerry Ouedenfeld helped to produce the team's best record: 17-2-2.

Cougars celebrate another victory after scoring against Haverford. Eyeing the goal, Dave Ulmer maneuvers the ball.

J.V. row 1: K. Engelbrecht, M. Jones, D. Marascio, D. Sciubba, R. Duffey, H. Nguyen, H. Talibi. row 2: L. Farrel, T. Vlassopoulis, D. Phillips, M. Davis, D. Johnston, R. Pressman, P. Vogel, Coach R. Locker.

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Boys' Golf

The Golf team, without the leadership of last year's MVP and captain, Mark Molitoris, managed a 3-3 record. Despite the efforts of Seniors and co-captains Tim McFadden and Joe Stango, as well as the play of Phil Over and Dave Hoy, the team did not measure up to last year's expectations. Nonetheless, the team showed extreme determination.

"Joe, I think you missed."

Teeing off at Rolling Green is Tim McFadden.

row 1: S. Hemphill, M. Molitoris, J. Stango, T. McFadden. row 2: D. Thayer, S. Young, P. Over, D. Hoy. row 3: Coach J. Cannon, L. Janiczek, J. Goebel, R. Cannon, B. Ersek, Coach H. Lemmon.

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Girls' Tennis The Girls' Tennis Team, led by Co-captains Missy Fertel and Lynda D'Orazio, finished the season with a 2-6-9 record. Also contributing much time and effort were Seniors Linda Thorpe, Kathy Rudisill, and Terri Voelker, as well as Coach Beth Shilladay. Highlights of tKe season included the competition of Lynda D'Orazio and Missy Fertel in the District singles Championships, and Missy and Heather Swank's participation in the Doubles Championships.

Returning an opponent's serve, Linda Thorpe delivers a backhand.

Terri Voelker volleys at net.

row 1: K. Rudisill, T. Voelker, L.

Thorpe, Co-capt. L. D'Orazio. row 2: H. Swank, P. Hajinian, J. Hajinian, R. Massey, L. Stein, Co-capt. M. Fertel. row 3: Coach B. Shilliday, K. Potts, B. Voelker, K. Furtaw, K. Krehnbrink, L. Everett, Coach M. Della Polla.

Co-Capt. Lynda D'Orazio prepares for a backhand during practice.

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Cross Country

Senior Rich Stones and Sophomore Dan Netting typified the spirit of commitment of the Boys Cross Country Team. The record read 2-6, but that does not indicate the physical effort, time, and dedication of Coach Dan Curran and the seven runners. Dan won first place in the Novice race at the Delaware County Cross Country Championship.

Rob Johnston takes it all in stride.

Springfield doing their best to outrun Radnor and Lower Merion.

row 1: M. Kearny, D. Netting, B. Bonadio. Coach D. Curran. missing: B. Larkin.

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D. Barrett, R. Oliver, R. Johnston, R. Stones

The Girls Cross Country Team was spurred on in their race against the clock by the achievements of team member Piffy McGuigan. This freshman spirit placed eleventh in the State; thus giving the team a pride in their efforts. Piffy also placed fifth in the girls varsity division of the Delaware County Cross Country Championship.

Judy Gaines breathes a sigh of relief at the end of her long race.

P. McGuigan, J. Gaines, M. Gaines, T. Neu. missing: C. Hillaman.

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Freshman Football row

1: D. Kurzenski, M. Stumpf, J. Single, G. Buczaki, Coach J. Peoples. row 2: D. McAndrew, C. Joachim, J. Jones, R. D'Ortone, B. Murphy, Coach A. Caracci. row 3: B. Esgrow, B. Connors, T. Flaherty, J. Yost, E. Jarrel, Coach R. McCoach. row 4: R. Wright, J. Frattoni, M. Donnelly, T. Mahoney, Z. Jefferson. row 4: J. Hirth, B. Barr, G. Porter, A. Stinger, E. Mullock, B. Young.

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Hockey row 1: S. Chillemi, A. Beaver. row 2: J. Wylie, P. Pappa, H. Simons, J. Alfonsi, T. McCullough. row 3: P. Foley, K. Elliot, B. Donlan, S. Hausman, M. Farrell, L. Foley.

Freshman Soccer row 1: S. Sheerer, S. Udicious. row 2: D. Hoerman. K. Smith, C. Lavaser, G. Pflieger, J. Russell, R. Branton. row 3: R. Salucci, J. Erb, B. Swank, M. Pratzer, V. Pierce, M. Pierce, B. Perkins, D. Hall, Coach G. Irvin.

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3rd and 4th Hockey

row 1: P. Donall, N. Vi, D. Marone. row 2: E. McHugh, R. Pills, K. Cavanaugh, A. Dalkilic, K. Ginn, M. Dalkilic, K Bolton, B. Geno. row 3: Coach K. Lear, P. Greb, M. Bolton, J. Hill, D. Pearce, R. Russo, A. Rosenberg, D. Pope, R. Buczacki, N. MicoluccL

3rd and 4th Basketball

row 1: M. Lewis, M. Djevharian, J. Patchell, R. Russo, G. Rowan. row 2: K. Ginn, R. Pills, S. Troller, J. Bupp, N. Vi. row 3: L. D'Orazio, L. Sheely, K. Paul, P. Greb, L. Edwards. row 4: T. Voelker, D. Garoh, P. Donall, A. Dursthoff, Coach J. Brusch.

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The squad cheers the football team on to a 34-0 victory over Upper Darby.

Varsity: row 1: D. Caffery, Co-capt D. Dennis, Capt B. Coe. row 2:S.Mclntyre, M. Sharkey, C. Clarke, T. Semanik, L. Lomonaco, Co-capt K. Knaff, A. Ferrari. row 3: B. Larkin, M. Briddell, M. Cavallari, N. Jennings, M. Dibias, D. Scherer, A. Nazzario, S. Romano, Coach P. Romano, M. Shields.

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Senior Debbie Dennis is lifted into the air by sophomore Brett Rankin at the Halloween game at Radnor.

Cheerleading This past summer was the beginning of many long, hard practices for the cheerleaders and Coach Pat Romano. Among their many activities were three clinics held at West Chester State College, University of Delaware, and Villanova University. The girls learned new cheers and exercises and even brought home two trophies for their great enthusiasm. Some additions this year included new uniforms and (male) yell-leaders. Anyone who attended 'the football, soccer, basketball or lacrosse games would have seen the squad in their new skirts, pyramids and constructions which were the result of many hours of practice. The cheerleaders were always at the forefront of the victorious Cougars' enthusiasm.

Wearing their new skirts, the cheerleaders perform during a time out at a basketball game against Ridley.

JV: row 1: J. Pryor, G. Pennestria. Carullo.

row 2: C. Erdman, C. Sullivan, K. Marker, D. Barrett, J. Gildea, M. Winterbottom, D. Shea, P. Donlan, K. Kirkpatrick, Coach P. Romano, N. McKnight, J.

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Cougars Glenn Mallon and Mark Krauter trap a Haverford player.

Varsity: row 1: Tri-captains G. Mallon, B. Bulter, T. Kirkpatrick. Capelletti, Coach G. Quedenfeld.

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Mike Siano goes high in the air for a lay-up against Radnor.

row 2: Coach D. Mooney, mgr. B. Berger, M. Stumpf, F. DiMaio, D. Ulmer, M. Siano, D. Wright, P., Wittman, P. Shada, M. Krauter, mgr. [

Paced by the outstanding play of Seniors Ted Kirkpatrick and Mike Siano, the boys' basketball team captured their second consecutive Central League title. Also contributing to the winning season were Seniors Bob Butler, Glenn Mallon, and Paul Wittman, veterans of last year's championship team. In his fifth year as head coach, Gerry Quedenfeld guided the Cougars to a 23-2 season, 16-0 in league play. This was only the second time that the boys' basketball team had won 20 games in a season, and the first time that they had been undefeated in the Central League.

Springfield's Darren Wright and Ted Kirkpatrick battle for a rebound during the Cougars' 59-46 win over Ridley.

JV: row 1: F. Mancuso, M. Nave, R. Duffey, B. Connors, Coach W. Speakman. Shane. row 3: B. Murphy, C. Wilkins, M. Carroll, R. Jefferson.

(;oach Gerry Quedenfeld counsels his team during a break in the action.

row 2: R. Pressman, B. Holloway, G. Fritz, D. Johnston, B.

Mike Siano leaps for a rebound en route to a 62-48 win over Penncrest.

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Girls' Basketball

Coach Linda Ardao discusses a play with the team.

Liz McManus looks to pass the ball in a game against O'Hara.

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Dolores Giachetti puts up a jump shot against Ridley.

In the JV game against Radnor, Margie Wilson and Barb Hick defend the Cougar basket.

From the Nether Providence Tournament in November to the championships of March, the Cougars displayed great strength as they triumphed over stiff competition. Mimi Carroll out-scored, out-performed, and generally out-did all of the competition to lead the Cougars to an undefeated season. The outstanding performances of team members Barb Mullin, Mimi Carroll, Tracy Stumpf, Kathy Wood, and Liz McManus proved superior to the tough competition faced throughout the season. The team's record of 24-2 overall yielded a 16-0 Central League record. Senior Barbara Mullin goes for a rebound during the Penncrest game.

Varsity: row 1: M. Wilson, D. Giachetti, B. Bingaman. row 2: T. Stumpf, D. Adams, K. Wood, Coach L. Arrow 3: L. McManus, Co capt B. Mullin, Co capt M. Carroll, D. Connors.

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Concentration reflects on the face of Tracy Stumpf as she aims for the basket.

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Wrestling

Sam Alfonsi highlighted the Cougar wrestlers with his undefeated season. With 19 wins in league competition Sam became the Sectional Champion of the 128 pound division, which advanced him to the District Championships. Seniors Glenn Bennett and Bob Ruch also contributed to the Cougars' performances. Although the team's season record was 4-11-2, everyone on the team felt that it was a rewarding experience. During a match against Ridley sophomore Jamie Rieder attempts a C.B.C. on his opponent.

After assuming the down position, Sam AIlonsi awaits the whistle to resume the bout.

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Varsity: row 1: G. Bennett, Capt. S. AIlonsi, B. Ruch. row 2: G. Pflieger, R. Buscaglia, S. Gluck, J. Rieder, J. Lord, K. Hill. Rochester, J. Chamberlain, B. Note, R. Pearse, J. Murphy, B. Wright.

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Steve Gluck grapples with his opponent during the team's 45-18 win over Penncrest.

Jeff Lord executes a sit-out during the Haverford match.

JV: row 1: C. Nelson, E. Jarrell, B. Note, M. Casey. son, D. Russo, K. Hill.

row 2: Coach J. Richards, J. Erb, G. Fichter, S. Patterson, T. Mahoney, M. Par-

Senior Glenn Bennett tries to reverse his opponent from Ridley.

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Gymnastics

Sherry Davis exhibits the fine form that has brought her much success.

Linda Kloss at practice on the balance beam.

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Jennifer Golden completes a floor exercise.

This year's gymnasts put Springfield in focus with a successful 9-4 season. Co-captains Sheri Davis and Karen Mcintyre inspired both participants and audiences with their performances. Jennifer Golden and Linda Kloss both qualified to participate in the District Championships. Jennifer qualified for all around performance, bars, beam, vault and floor while Linda qualified for balance beam. The team was thwarted by injury as co-captain Sheri Davis fractured her left arm in mid-season. Jennifer was unable to participate in Districts because of injury. Coach Matthew Busillo was proud of the team's effectively working together and achievement of overall good performances. Co-capt. Karen Mcintyre practices on the balance beam.

Varsity: row 1: Co-capt K. Mcintyre, Co-capt S. Davis. row 2: L. Emas, J. AIfonsi, L. Kloss, N. Hoffert, L. King, Coach M. Busillo. row 3: P. Pappa, J. Feustel, J. Golden, S. Note, L. McDowell. row 4: A. Bonella, M. Kearney, J. Kracht, N.

Nicole Micolucci performs her routine on the uneven parallel bars.

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Led by Senior Co-captains Pete Swayze and Will Sentman, the Cougar Icemen skated their way to a fine 13-4-1 season. Chris Maits was high scorer for the team. Throughout the season, the team played as a unit, with each man contributing to the whole effort. Another factor in the Cougar's success was the outstanding play of sophomore goalie Danny Martelli. The highlight of the Cougars season came when they captured the title at the holiday tournament in December. The icemen faced teams from York, Dauphin, and Lancasller counties. The tournament was held near Harrisburg, and the team posted a 3-1 record to win the championship trophy.

Number 27 defenseman Rob Hipkins breaks up a play in the Conestoga galne.

Senior co-captains Will Sentman and Pete Swayze pose for the camera during a break in practice.

Varsily: row 1: D. Scornajenghi, D. Frank, Co-capt P. Swayze, P. Carney, D. Martelli, Co-capt W. Sentman, J. Kuhn, C. Maits. by, M. Casey, C. Kinsey, D. Kurzenski, Coach J. Malloy.

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row 2: M.lacobucci, C. Medwid, P. Vitullo, R. Hipkins, J. Der-

Cougar Craig Kinsey vies for the puck as Dan Kurzenski screens off another Conestoga player.

Center Paul Vitullo and defenseman Craig Kinsey help Cougars' goalie Danny Martelli cover a loose puck.

JV: raw 1: M. Bennett, P. Wilkes, J. Trotter, R. Buggy, T. Skammer, D. Kohl, S. Bossert, J. Kush. P. Padley, S. Mininno, C. Stefani.

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Chris Maits and Pete Swayze lead a charge toward the enemy net.

raw 2: Coach J. Staller, D. Carroll, N. Peracchia, J. Little, M. Hartline, M. Spahr, R. O'Brien,

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Bowling The lack of luster in past bowling performances was corrected by this year's second place finish in the Central League. Led by Captain John Mohr, the team was sparked by the outstanding performance of Sophomore Brian Bennett. Every Wednesday, the team travelled to Gehris Lanes to compete with teams from other area schools. Also contributing to the '81-'82 effort were newcomers Doug Abronski and Dom Pirocchi, as well as Senior Terry Kennedy.

AI Brown, a sophomore, shoots a spare in competition at Gehris Lanes.

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Sophomore Doug Abronski delivers another strike in practice at Springfield Lanes.

Varsity: Capt J. Mohr, T. Kennedy, B. Bennett, D. Abronski, A. Brown, G. Fletcher, Coach N. Adams.

Winter Track The Winter Track team placed well in various events, but it had trouble holding its practices due to the cold winter temperatures. In Winter Track, medals are awarded to the top four finishers in each event. As many as fifty schools, from as far away as New Jersey and Northeastern Philadelphia compete in each event. So, to place in the top four would not be too easy. But, it was done by high jumper Chuck Cress and by the speedy Tim Jefferson, who won three medals. Coach Dan Curran believed it was a good season.

Three-time medal winner Tim Jefferson sprints past the camera.

The indoor track team gets some outdoor practice.

row 1: S. Brattini, M. Pratzner. row 2: M. Corea, B. Bonadio, B. Englebrecht, C. Cress, T. Jefferson, Coach D. Curran. 191

Freshman Girls' Basketball

row 1: Coach T. Scalies, D. DiSanto. row 2: M. Pitts, M. DiNapoli, T. Boyle, S. Flecknoe, H. Simons. row 3: R. Dennis, P. Foley, J. Wylie, B. Voelker, C. Sheely.

Freshman Boys' Basketball

row 1: B. Barr, D. Hall, D. Whiteside, B. Bland, J. Bland. row 2: Z. Jefferson, W. Joachim, R. Cannon, L. Janiczek, T. Flaherty. row 3: Coach J. Peoples, mgr. J. Willis, G. Crawford, J. Yost, J. Hirth, V. Pearse.

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