Allentown High School - Manitou (Allentown, NJ)

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ya' ' A 'VFE i rtf- lsatbsjgy.. B .r 'A back: L. McCeachy, R. Smith, M. Russell, P. Ochs, L. Koontz middle: D. Fowler, S. Nutt, M. Roman, S. Wurfel, D. Aitken front: K. Gable, G. Booth, L. Nathan, L. Kardos front: L. Nathan, M. Roma, K. Cable, Mrs. A, White advisor back: B. McNemer, L. Buchwald, A. Wharton, L. Hartshorn, S. Robinson . I O 'X i :fw- xl f 7 x S FBLA, or Future Business Leaders of America, is an organization for busi- ness students who wish to pursue a career in the business field. FBLA is the national program for students participating in business and office programs. -UU COE is short for Cooperative Office Education. It is a work experience pro- gram for business students in their senior year. The students attend school in the morning and go to work in the afternoon. The program pro- vides experience in the working world and class credit simultaneously.

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se' as 'O OO z Q80 viola, -4? The Foreign Language Club is mostly composed of students taking their 2nd, 3rd, or 4th year of a foreign language. They participated in the an- nual Mardis Gras and sponsored the Snowball Dance at Christmas. This year, members of the club traveled to Mexico for Spring Vacation. 'O , Q' 660 6,5 .9 Y' 118 This club focuses on Black History and the members prepare displays and research and share information on Black Leaders in Arts, Sciences, Education, Political Affairs, and Sports. TOP: C. Bonilla, R. Raynor, B. Carothers, F. Guzik, S. Easton, L. Neuman, G. Cafgen, Mrs. P. Sweeney, advisor MIDDLE: K. Clawson, I. Fernandez, S. Wurfel, J. Frost, L. Lane, A. Johnston BOTTOM: M. Robertson, M. Moro, S. Bienus, D. Schaumloeffel, L. McCeachy TOP: Miss L. Hill, advisor, Z. Keaton, L. Cittens, M. Brown, M. Smith, R. Smith BOTTOM: A. Monclova, S. Monclova, S. Troutman, N. Troutman

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,so 496 ,so The Gifted and ,Talented Program enjoyed another suc- cessful year. Activities such as the Mock Trial Team, Model Congress, and Model U.N., were met with a large amount of success. Members of Gifted and Talented went on many interesting field trips this year, and the club stayed very busy throughout the year. ff .xg Qu Q .llWlllllllllllllllllllllJIJDDDMJDJI il The Academic Team is a group of students who participate in chal- lenging games of intelligence such as the Bowl of Brilliance and the Tournament of Excellence. This year the Academic Team placed fourth out of fifty-six different schools in the Morris Hills Bowl of Brilliance. They continued their winning success in other matches also. A255 it if .. , f K t tw ROW 1: J. Cazsi, L. Taylor, K. Thurman, J. Maruschak, K. Bystrom, B. Wangerien, T. Kline, V. Singh, S. Wurfel, S. Leverett, H. Wright, C. Heagle, E. Nelke, F. Guzik, G. Gafgen, F. D'Amico, S. Sincoskie ROW 2: J. Trust, S. Malabashka, D. Arms, C. Scott, B. Galumbus, B. Dito, C. Parsons, S. Rahman, K. Waldie, T. Horner, A. Gaylard ROW 3: J. johnson, A. Porter, M. Feeney, S. DeLuca, S. Easton, L. Neuman, A. johnston, 1. Stover, S. Rette, M. Lawrence, M. Rahman, J. Bohonyi, K. Walling ROW 4: D. Eickhoff, L. Perrine, j. Poinsett, K. Gauthier, M. Bystrom, D. Keiser, C. Wangerien, P. Von Schmidt, C. Descaro E. Wagg si 1 , ,Q , ,V,. , ,L ' .1 - tg ROW 1: K. Bystrom, N. Wurtzel, E. Nelke, M. Brousseau, M. Peeney ROW 2: A. Caylard, M. Bystrom, C. C-afgen, K. Walling