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

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24 ml w --, w Most Likely to Succeed ,Robin F enstemaker and Owen Thorp Most Dramatic Barbara Call and Jeff Millwater Arrowhead'r Sponsors i Best All Around Joanie Kashtaniuk and Mike Fetchko Owen Thorp was chosen as the most likely to succeed senior boy. During his four years, he has actively participated in the student government, holding the position of class president for three years and All School Council President in his senior year. He has also been active in the school band, orchestra, dance band, and swim team. He plans to enter the United States Naval Acad- emy upon finishing his senior year to become a naval pilot. Upon completing his six years of service, Owen hopes to become a commercial pilot. Jeffery Millwater was chosen as the most dramatic senior boy, and rightly so, for he is a member of the Script and Cue Club and has performed in many of its productions over the past four years. He has taken roles in Oliver, Westside Story, Birds, Carnival, Don? Drink the Water, Luther, and Canuffe. His acting ability is not confined to straight dramatic parts, but also includes musical and comedy roles. Jeff hopes to continue his interest in the theater after completing college by becoming a NY theatrical critic. M05! Unortbodox , Marylynn Schiavi and Matt Vladimir Claw Flirt: Beth Abrams and Bruce Helmstetter

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WHR Hosts AFS Guests Upon completing the school day, they returned to the homes of ' those who were hosting them' for the weekend. During their stay the students had a taste of Wat; Chung Hills life by attending the basketball game, partying, visit- ing Turntable Junction e a his- torical site near Flemington, and finally feasting at the AFS spa- ghetti dinner. The dinner was a great success, with fine food and a lively discussion in which all took part. On Sunday the foreign students returned to their Ameri- cani families throughout northern New Jersey, and a memorable weekend for all concerned came to an end. On February 2 the AFS chapter of our school hosted fourteen foreign exchange stu- dents who are studying in northern New Jer- sey. These students from Brazil, Costa Rica, Denmark, Germany, Austria, Norway, Thai- land, South Vietnam, and Iran participated in two assembly programs, in which each was able to speak about his own country and then receive questions from the audience. After the assembly, the exchange students vis- ited vari'ous history and English classes throughout the rest of the day. There they were able to discuss in detail their impres- sions of America and explain the political and social aspects of their own country. 23

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Senior Poll . . . Mast Talkative Susan Page and Howie Shore Most Intellectual Beth Amsterdam and Mitch Schoenbrun At this point, Beth sees her present goal as finding her future ambitions. She has received numerous scholastic awards, participated in the A.I.F.S. summer pro- gram in France, and enjoys skiing and tennis. Tom has participated in soccer, basket- ball, and baseball throughout his four years at Watchung Hills. He has received varsity letters in all of these ' sports. Karol has participated in numerous activities during her four years at Wat- chung Hills. Besides maintaining an out- standing scholastic record, she has also been on the varsity cheering squad for two years. In her senior year, she worked on the Lenape and participated on the girlsh gymnastic squad. Her out- side activities include the Master Cho- rale, a group devoted to singing Classical music. She also enjoys the theater, and in the summer she has taken part in dramatic productions. During the sum- mer of her Junior year, she travelled to France to study at the University of Grenoble. After graduation, Karol plans to go to Smith College. Bert Looking Lynn Wiedman and Bob Kiefer M05! Athletic Meg Watts and Tom Mine Most Vmatile Karol Klauder and David Cross