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

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. . . Sense and Skill . . . t :::h Clam Couple Clan Clowm Mast Artirtic Robin Fenstemaker and Tom Bracaglia Betsy Morris and Howie Shore Marylynn Schiavi and Richard Sheinaus Marylynn worked on an independent study project last year, in which she wrote and illustrated two childrents books, Visit to Mushroom Valley and The Laughing Machine. She also created a book of poems. Mary- lynn plans to attend Moore College of Art in Pennsylvania. The Senior Class President of 1972-73, Claire Girvin, explains that she alone could not have done the work to make the changes made for the senior class, but rather The Senior class has worked? Claire feels that her most important achievement was being selected to go abroad to the Philippines. Bat Dmxed Dane Most for the Srbool Susan Janks and Tom Skladaney Claire Girvin and Owen Thorp 27

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Mth Maxim! Becky White and Owen Thorp Becky enjoys a contemporary style of classical music. She plays flute in the WHRHS band as well as playing the piano and the piccolo. Becky also participated in the New Jersey Youth Art Festival and the 1972 North Jersey Operatic Fes- tival. Forever Friendly Joanie Kashtaniuk Not pictured: Mike Mushlitz 26 . . . Spirit and Smiles . . . Most School Spirit Sharon Davis and Ron Foster Sbyest Nancy Roller and Ron Hachey Ron believes that whatever activity a person participates in at school, he should give 1007b effort. Involvement can bring not only school recogni- tion, but the satisfaction of knowing youlve given the best you can. Some of Ronls activities during his four years at Watchung include bas- ketball, track, baseball, and the Reach Out Club. After graduation, he plans to attend college where he will pursue a liberal arts course. Sharon believes that in order for our athletes at W.H.R.H.S. to have a winning season, they must have support from the student body. Football and Basketball seem to be the most popular sports at Watchung Hills. She says I feel that more spirit and support should be given for all the sports because each one involves a lot of time and hard work, and deserves the same credit. Go to the games and show your interest and support. Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm?

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J-E-L-L-O! Watchung Hills experienced its first Jello Eating Contest on February 7. Eight pairs of contestants: Jim Sullivan and Nancy Brandes, Suzy Molyneux and Bruce Eaton, Peter Bar- rett and Wendy Hoffman, Wendy Calvin and Sue Tucker, Larry Varnerin and Karen Minifie, Phil Davis and Jan Kobryn, Brian Steelman and Barbara Barnhurst, and Jeff Millwater and Nancy Roller took part in the Junior spon- sored contest. The goal of each contestant was to consume eight cups of jello as quickly as possible. Larry Varnerin with the help of his partner, Karen Minifie, who diligently fed him, downed eight cups of jello in five minutes -- thus winning the contest. Perhaps just as the pie eating contest has become traditional with the seniors, the jello-eating contest will become an annual junior event. 28