Allentown High School - Manitou (Allentown, NJ)

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Es' rm-sf W4 T C oneiavumrzous ' , , er? ,, , ,,, y W Egg 1,000 roam: 35 W ,Tw 1 lQ ' w'.fff T4 The Pep Club, guided by l-leod Pep- per, Miss Joclso, dedicored mony hours for the benefir of our school during rhe 84-85 school yeor. A press boxfconces sion srond wos builr rhis yeor, ond rhc Pep Club pur ir ro use for rhe firsr rime during rhe foorboll seoson. Miss Joclso ond her peppers ron rhe concession srond in order ro eorn money for rhe sporrs owords bonguers, The Pep Club olso sold refreshmenrs during rhe winrer ond spring sporring evenrs, Besides hoving school spirir, the Pep Club olso hod Chrisrmos spirir. The peppers decorored rhe holls of AHS wirh gorlond, ond ro exhibir rheir orrisric rolenr, rhey mode sroclsings with oll of rhe winrer sporrs ployers' nomes on rhem. The red ond block mogic morlsers were worn down molsing encouroging posr- ers for rhe reoms. The Pep Club wos olwoys cheeriing rhe orhleres on, offer- ing encourogemenr ond support, A per- fecr exomple of rhor wos 'llohnny Whire Nighrf' The Pep Club wos reody with col-ze, bolloons, ond o bonner rhor hung ocross rhe gym woll when Johnny scored his l,OOOrh poinr during rhe home gome ogoinsr Highsrown, The Pep Club olso introduced o new feorure. Every morining, olong wirh rhe onnouncemenrs, rhe voice of rhe Pep Club wos hecird. Consronce Scorr, olios rhe voice of rhe Pep Club , onnounced finol scores, procrices ond Pep Club news. Despire rhe hord worls ond long hours, mony good rimes were hod. Mony peppers will hove fond memories of frying hordogs, curling subs, green poro- ro chips, cheering Of gomes glueing rhe sporlsles on sroclsings, 2nd holl worlsing on the bonner for Johnny While, We rhonls the Pep Club for rhe unending supporr. ded CWD .1 N -n

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Q GJ 120 QS . ,,q,' X XR x M. Ov. L A Row1 L Ondrushels C Scorr M Eoron D Reed D Domes K Fedderson I4 Block M Bowlby B Horchlsins 5 Esrer om L Girrens Miss Joclso odvi sor. Row 2: S. Corsweil, J. Casey, A. Porrer, K. Wetmore, M. Bysrrom, L, Kordos, K. Rorhgeb, M. Edly, J. Corswell. Row 3: C. Wongeriem, 5. Eosron, L. Noller,

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'31 il .Q Cb sl: o ii -LJ Cu S 122 Prqect E.XP.A.N.D., Allentown High Schools gifted and talented program has had an exceptionally busy year, Many new acrivities such as a series of leadership seminars, were introduced. Other new programs include a mop- search team. Many activities have con- tinued to meet their standard of excellence. The Model UN. delegation won honors at the State and National level, and the Model Congress delega- tion passed several crucial pieces of legistlotion. The Academic Team entered its second year of competition in 1984-85. Their tournaments this year were not only on the State but on the National level. The teams' first tournament of the year, the Morris Hills Battle of Brilliance, saw them land in seventh place. The team placed in the top forty schools competing Nationwide. Row 1: M. Weidenbacher, C, Depagnier, A. Gaylord, A. Porter, B. Dito, S. Leverett, 6. Karona, S. Eclsley Row 2: R. Laslsy, A. Porter, C. Scott, G. Gafgen, J. Stover, K. Walling, D, Reed, J. Woddington, P, Rios, D. lvins, K. Bysrrom, M. Klucls, Row 3: M, Jennings, M, Rahman, D. Keiser, C. Wongerlen, M. Bystrom, T. Allen I l I l I l 5 E I i Row 1: A, Porter, D. Ivins, A. Gaylord, G. Gafgen Row 2: K. Bysrrom, K. Walling, M. Bystrom. 1