Watchung Hills Regional High School - Lenape Yearbook (Warren, NJ)

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bw 944 haw ., ,,,, ,, 53? HOME ROOM 21 - Left to Right, Row One: McryLou Petrella, Lois Fetsko, Myrna Rogers, Debbie McKinley, Kay Oliva, Barbara Rezanka, Judy Olsen, Joan Meyers, Sue Moore. Row Two: Jean Mungle, Sally Moore, Joan Perry, Bonnie Hershey, Vivian Mat- JUNIORS Cl The Junior G.L.C. consists of the following people: H.R. 33 Pat VanDeusen lA.S.C. Represen- tativel and Paul Warren. H.R. 31-12 Becky Dea- ven and Marion Fisher lSecretaryl. H.R. 21 Jerry Mobus lPresidentl and Bonnie Hershey lTreas- urerl. H.R. 20 Al Dorsi and Lynn Deveney. H.R. 24 Barbie Benham lA.S.C. Representative-Vice-Presi- dentl and Bob Bohm. H.R. 14 Nancy Telgarez and Judy Jack. H.R. 3 Shirley Saffron and lan Hay. Miss Nitrauer is the Junior G.L.C. Advisor. The year's first item of business for the Juniors was the ordering of our school rings. The rings were ordered and arrived in March. A recommendation was sent to the Senior Class stating that the Class of 1960 would like a ioint Junior-Senior Prom. A combined Junior-Senior Prom Committee was set up to decide on dance policies. The Prom was held at the Sommerville lnn. The theme was Oriental as is reflected in the title of the dance Shirabyoshi lWhite Rhythm Dance-l. thews, Dave Pierson, Gay Reynolds, Bob Castronovo, Carol Coords Row Three: Jim Miele, Judy Krausche, Leslie Mitchell, Ray Fischer Dick Miller, Bill Mitchell, Chris Lund, Joe Burden, Jim Woodward Absent: Jerry Mobus, Bill Simet. ass ol 1960 During the first semester the Juniors had two cake sales, which were very successful. We plan on having two more cake sales during the second semester. Our first dance was held on December 5, 1958. The Rag Mop Bop was the name of the dance and the theme was the Roaring 2O's . Costumes were worn and prizes were given for the best costumes. Senior privileges have been a major problem of the class this year. Privileges have been sug- gested and ways to acquire them have been given to the class. Plans will be written up and sent to the A.S.C. and to the Administration for approval. The Home Rooms got together in the cafeteria before vacation. The class was asked tossing Christmas Carols through the halls. The Party was a big success. The class plans for the rest of the year are: a Y-Party, a dance, and an organ concert. Our Leaders