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Tant Rooster Thunder and Lightning in the Misty Darkness Joining the Far Bombardment Sharpens the Edge of Dawn Points to the Dark Cross A distant rooster thunder and lightning in the misty darkness joining the far bombardment sharpens the edge of dawn points to the dark cross. A distant rooster thunder and lightning in the cold misty darkness joining the far bombardment; ^ sharpens the edge of dawn. the cross on the hill. The midnight grove The foggy morning has enclosed a white rose in candleglow. a wild daylily The faraway dog barking in the cold darkness above the neon lights sharpens the edge of dawn of the Watergate Hotel the pinball moon. The faraway fox barking in the cold darkness Watergate Hotel; sharpens the edge of dawn. a crossword puzzle of windows .’he faraway fox barking in the cold darkness is calling back the surf sharpens the shaft of dawn* watermark from the waremark a distant rooster on the winding road through the woods is sharpening the ragged edge the puppy left behind A distant rooster in the autumn morning Joist a fly in a sunbeam sharpens the edge of dawn over the thawing creek a cawing crow Cherry Hill Township Superintendent, Dr, Robert F, HolX Administration. Office, 1155 Mar Her ess Road Cherry Hill, N. J. 08034 Phone; 424-1020 Principal - Cherry Hill High School, East Mr. Thomas Cannavo, Kresson Road, Cherry Hill, N. J. 08034 Phones 424-2222 Principal - Cherry Hill High School, West Mr. Charles A. Gunner, Chapel Avenue, Cherry Hill, M, J. 08034 Phone; 663-8006 Col11ngswood Superintendent, Mr* Walter C. Ande Administrative Office, 22 East Browning Rd* Collingswood, N. J. 08108 Phones 854-7780 Principal - Collingswood High School * Mr. Edward Li Sandal1 Callings Avenue, Collingswood, H. j„ 08108 Eastern Camden County Superintendent, Mr. Charles Prato Regional High School ■ Eastern High School, Box 38, Gibbsboro, N. j District 08026 Phone; 784-3838 Principal - Eastern High School Mr. William Wert - same address as above Gibbsboro Mr. Kenneth W« Gravatt- - Superintendent Gibbsboro School, Kirkwood Rood,. Gibbsboro, JSf. J. 08026 "Phone; 783-1140 • • * t \ i, •• • * T Gloucester City Superintendent, Dr. Thomas w. Sykes Mary Ethel Costello School, Cumberland & J o y Sts,, Gloucester, H. J. 08030 Phone; 456-4250 PrineipaX-G1 Oilcest er City High School Mr. Ralph Bracken, Route U.S. Ho, 130 and Mar k e t •S t ., Gloucester, N. J . 08030 Gloucester Township Superintendent, Mr. James W. Lilley, Jr. Charles W. Lewis School, Davistown and Erial Rd., HIaekwood, N.J. 08012 Phone; 227-1400 Ha d-d on field 'Superintendent, DrI Chester R. Stroup , Lincoln'Avenue & Railroad, Haddonf ield'H M. J» 03033 Phone; 429-4130 Principal - Kaddonfield Memorial High fchool Mr. Thomas Seraydarian, Jr. « Kings Highway, Haddoafield. W . .J 08033 My birthday alone combing the earth and searching sky ripples from a crippled carp the stars far from home. ring the copper sun. green scum on the pond green scum on the creeks the ripples of a golden carp ripples from a crippled carp ring the morning sun rings the green scum on the ponds the ripples of a gold carp rung the copper sun. A fading firefly is evading the clutches of my brother and I A fading firefly green scum on the ponds is evading the clutches a golden carp*s ripples of brother and I • rings the copper sun green scym a sun ray through the knothole and the autumn wind The stadium feb stadium fences a sun ray through the knothole Lenape Superintendent, Mr. K. Xiki Konstantinos Lenape Regional High School, Church and Hartford Roads, Medford, -N. J. 08055 Phones 235-5456 or 654-5111' Principal - Lenape Regional High School Mr. Richard Driscoll - sarae address as above Principal — Shawnee High School Mr* Gordon Galtere Moorestown Township Superintendent, Mr. Arthur G. Martin Administration Building> 109 W* 2nd Street, Moorestown, H. J. 08057 Phone: 235-4000 Principal - Moorestown High School Mr. Donald W. Koehler % 8 ridgobora Road, Moorestown, M. J* 08057 « Her th er n B ur 1 i rig to n Superintendent, Mr. Maurice B. Hill County Regional School northern Burlington Regional High School, District Mansfield-Georgetown Rdf, Colurtibus, N. J. 08022 Phones 267-7878 Principal - northern Burlington Reg. High Sch Mr. John F. Patrick -- same address as above Rancocas VaXXey Superintend ent, Mr. Fred erich W . Eva ns Rancocas Valley Regional High School, Jacksonville Road & Ridgeway St., Mt. Holly, N. J. 08060 Phone; 267-0830 Principal - Rancocal Valley Regional High Sch Mi*. Harry E. Wenrich - same address as above WillingBoro Acting Super integer 3 r. Thomas E. Toale Riker-P el aware Bldg., .tilling, ro, M. J. 08046 Phone; 877-7900 Principal - John F* Kennedy High School Mr. Robert Schmidt., Levitt Pkwy. and Kennedy Way, if 111 inchoro, N. J. 08046 cold wind-swept prairie..* My birthday alone crumbling longhorn skulls; admiring the firelies stampeding tumbleweed. The Curse of March To Hell with the wind! How do you feel? What did the cardiogram reveal? (Hospital bedroom windows rattle; Background for telephone prattle,) To Hell with the curse, family dreads Anniversary of the dead! Muffled voice of a priest leading prayer (Muffled voices; a priest leading prayer For patients in Intensive Care.) Now the moon is down An autumn evening.., beyond the misty mountain leaving her aged mother beyond the ghost town. in the nursing home. My birthday alone An autumn evening... holding a handful of earth de ceivihg My birthday alone An autumn eveing roaming the earth and counting An autumn evening.•• the stars far from home. deceiving her aged mother; leaving the nursing home. The town drunkard staggering across the main drag My birthday alone leads the blind beggar. Pitman Superintendent, A- Glen Everhart 55 Simpson Avenue, Pitman, M, J. 08071 * Phone: 589-2121 Principal ~ Pitman High School Mr. John S. Rosebery, Jr. East Holly Avenue, Pitman, ~W. J. 08071. Southern Gloucester Superintendent, Mr, Alfred Bioodi County Regional High Belsea Regional High School, Blackwoodtown School District {Delsea) Road, FranklinviXle, 11, J, 08322 Phone; 445-0100 or 694-2040 Principal - Delsea Regional High School Mr. Charles S. Borasn - same address as above . *** * '■ * '• t .? ♦ * • Washington Township Superintendent, Mr- Charles 0. Walker R.F.D. #3, Sewell, H.J. 08080 Phone; 589-9313 Principal - Washington Township High School Mr. David DeGroocSt, Hurtfvi11e-Cross Keys Rd*, R.D. #3, Sewell, N.J. 08080 West Deptford Township Superintendent, Mr. Charles B. McNally r ... Green-Fields School, Hill Lane, Woodbury, N-J. C8096 Phone: 845-2790 Principal - West Deptford High School Mr. William S. Marple Crown Point Road, WesIViXle, M.J, 08093 \ W Woodbury City Superintendent, Dr. Dc aid Beineman 22 Horth Broad Street Woodbury, iJ. J. 08096 Phone: 845-4200 Principal - Woodbury R .gh School * Mr. Carl L- Giles , . |, 25 Horth Broad St-, Woe bury, N.J. 080S6 ) |jpfc| . 7 BURLINGTON COUNTY - SUPER INTENDENCY SCHOOL 1 ^RIC T Burlington City Superintendent, ter. Rc -v v- i Administration 1 : lc l .9 . 3 Lt t Avenue, Burlington, N. J 080 > 387-1188 Principal - Bur , :oe School Mr. Haymont Cor . /’l a f* Dewey Street, Si 1 rig <8016 ■ Cinnaminson Superintendent u Administrative )ff Pomona Road, Cinnaminson, Phone: 829-8000 Principal - Cinn ■ip'' Mr* George Paternbstp^ Rive vt-si. / V ILeonard Rovner The windps Principal McCall School 6th and ^elancey The wind-swept prairie Fhila. 19106 an eagle carries a hare back to its aerie The wind-swept prairie a pair of wagon wheels snares a tumbleweed The wind-swept prairie an The wind-swept prairie; a stampede of tumbleweed The autumn wind The wind-swept prairie* winnowing wild rice a crumbling longhorn skull stampedes a tumbleweed. an empty rowboat drifting on the lily pond The wind-swept prairies the temple beyond a crumbling longhorn skull stampeding tumbleweed. How the tide is low a blanket of snow and ice wind-swept prairies hides the littered shore. crumbling longhorn skulls stampeding tumbleweed. / wind-swept prairie*.. The tidal creek ebbs crumbling longhorn skulls; and the deepening snow and more / stampeding tumbleweed. hides the pebbled shore* cold wind-swept prairie... The wind-swept prairie crumbling longhorn skullsp stampeding tumbleweed. " * Mrs. Melissa E* lagling Church Road, Medford, H. J. 08055 Districts: Bellmawr, Black Horse Pike Regional, Gibb sbo.ro, Gloucester Twp., Hadaon Heights, Lawnside, Pai.nneTB.ede* Winslow Township Dr. Dorothy A. Koch 133 Park Avenue, _ Col 1 i ngswood,. ULJ. 0 Districts: Audubon, Audubon Park, Brooklawn, A Camden City, Eastern Regional, Gloucester City, Lower Camden County Regional, Merchantville, Pine Hill oi.,': ; o;, . t .r-. ro'i i r.'inj-? Dr« Dorothea W. Partch 106 White Horse Pike, Haddon Heights, H. J, Districts: Camden County Vocational and , • r • ;; >-*r‘ j ' ///v Technical High Schools, Clemen ton, Collingsv/ooc , Haddon Twp., Laurel Springs, Lindenwold, Oaklyn ; " • ; : Dr. Myrtle Townsend 111 Melrose Avenue; Westmont, J. OB108 Berlin Boro, Berlin Twp, Magnolia, Mt. Ephraim, somerdale, sterling H, S., Stratford, Waterford Twp. — * 5 r r ,t ~ r>7 GLOUCESTER COUHTY - SUPERIMTESPEMCY SCHOOL DISTRICTS Clearview Superintendent, Mr. Earl P. Mattison Clearview Regional High School Mulllea Hill, H.J. 08062 Phones 589* 100 Principal - Cl ear view Regional p|$h -cl 1 Mr. James C. Tow son ~ same addrcs. s e Deptford Township Superintendent, Mr. Mario P. Gr ,-n 1555 Good Intent Road, Dpp5 »:;d 08096 Phone: 227-6000 Principal - Deptford Twp. H x o . Mr. Alfred M. Teodoro , 575 i ith Deptford, K. J. 08096 Gateway Regional’ High Superintendent, Mr. John i> l School District Gateway Regional High Set Woodbury Heights, N.J. 08 Principal - Gateway Roc ] Hi oc Mr. William A. Bartleeo. same , - :•. ■ Kingsway Regional High Superintendent, Mr. Rob ) School District Kingsv/ay Regional High ic. ; • Highwag, Swedesboro, H.J. 08085 Principal - K-‘rxgew Mr, laroId . A , \ J A dead robin how the bell is cracked: • , :• 'f* *■ • * clinging to a w ithered limbs General „Geog the autumn wind.
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