Lenape High School - Legend Yearbook (Medford, NJ)

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I Q Q e We , ' A 'ig C X 4 l QBack Rowj Rob Cabacungan, Mike Timar, Todd Bleakley, Max Silver, Mr. Humenick fadvisorj, QFront Rowl Chris Burke, Jeff Ungar, Karl Baccellieri, Ryan Anderson. A ii 1Top Rowj Bruce Dennis, Steve Kivelowitz, Sarah Steinmetz, Todd Ritter, John Britton, Michelle Stiles, Jay Davidson, Ord Rowl Gwen Bunning, Bob Grey, Tracy Howell, Terrie Hoff, Brian Peraria, Tracy Ritter, lan Fergensen, Lauren Andronici, Scott Keyes, Kelley Reynolds, Sharon Wise, Amber Hegi, Kerri Haines, f2nd Rowj Sherri Cassidy, Vicki Worrell, Tamara Irion, Tracy Corace, Monica Logar, Lisa Elias, Diane Tumang fist Rowl Mr. Humenick, Jeff Nodine, Maile Irion, Chris Griffenburg. Chess Club The chess team competes in a conference of thirteen teams from the south Jersey area. The team had some struggles, yet managed to finish the year with a 5-8 record. Next year looks to be promising. Fellowship of Christian Athletes The Fellowship of Christian Athletics is a group of students interested in learning more about God through Bible study, fellowship and lots offun. CHESS CLUBXFCA 231

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French Club fBack Rowj Paula Dragos, Julie Meehan, Steve Eisennagel, Craig Johnson, Carrie Gibb, June Craig, Kelly Noll, Kim Christy, Jennifer Merriman, Sharon Fronabargerg QMiddle Rowj Wendy Eckstut, Allyson Farber, Karen Hoelzel, Sharon Krueger, Kim Knouse, Maya Ben-Dov, Colleen Cramer, Jennifer Reen, Susan White, Mrs. Grob- man fadvisorjg CFront Rowj Karen Gager, Jean Cabacungan, Gretchen Stalnecker, Lori Tidemann, Sherry Cassidy. .l Presidential Classroom The students were selected by the social studies teachers at Lenape. The selection was based on academic achievement, and involvement in school and community related activities. All are in the top quarter of their class and are involved in student govern- ment, academically oriented extracurricular activities, athletics, and a wide variety of community projects as well. These students joined other outstanding high school students from across the nation and around the world in meetings with government leaders and Washington observers. The students at- tend formal seminars where they have access to the people who make and influence decisions and policies that affect all of us. The goal of the program is to foster leadership potential and civic responsibility among student leaders by exposing them to the dynamics of our democratic system at its nucleus - Washington D.C. A, it-J gas , Q gg., if fTop Rowi Jim Fishburn, Paul Fishburng CMiddle Rowj Cathy Sanok, Brian Kirschner, John Stittg fBottom Rowj Amber Hegi, Jeanette Ungar, Susan Anderson, Jennifer Hollingsworth. 230 FRENCH CLUB X PRESIDENTIAL CLASSROCM

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State DECA Winners Pete Marozan, Barbara Kotch and Richard Liu won State Laurels in their fields during the DECA competition. Pete, Barbara and Richard will travel to New Orleans, LA for the Na tional DECA Competition. 232 STATE DECA WINNERS