Middletown High School South - Aquiline Yearbook (Middletown, NJ)

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President Roger Oglivie Vice President Ray Lenartowicz Secretary Linda Pfiffer Treasurer Melissa Love Southls Ski Club anxiously awaited the usual downpour of the white, fluffy stuff this winter, but unfortunately were met with an un' usual winter drought. Yet, never let it be said that such an obstacle would keep us home. Though trips were fewer this year enthusiasm abounded and attendance was as good as ever as frantic skiers headed for the slopes. The club attracts skiers of all levels of ability and especially provides the opportunity for beginners to be introduced to skiing and receive some free aid and instruction from the more experienced. Membership ranges anywhere from 40-70 students and teachers during the season. This year's weekend es- capes have included trips to Hunter Moun- tain, N.Y. and Waterville Valley, N.l-l. Advisors Susan Hughes and Carl Antisell along with President Roger Oglivie organized and super- vised the activities. 180

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Forensics The Forensics Club is primarily concerned with public speech and debate. The group, in affiliation with the New Jersey State Forensics League, participates in several meets throughout the year. In each meet several school teams compete in debates and in- dividuals engage in speech competitions. This April the team took part in the annual Student Congress, where they made an ex- cellent showing for our school, and hopefully they will be included in the State Competi- tions. ln their second year they have been working under the guidance of their advisor, Tracy Stein, aided by President, Judy Deluca and Treasurer, Brian Sussman. FORENSICS 182