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

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Shari Stockman Kathleen Megan Straine Although most people are asleep at 5 olclock in the morn- ing, Andrew Niebler starts practicing ice dancing at South Mountain Arena in West Orange that early. His skating. career began when he accom- panied his sister to her lessons. Instead of sitting idly, he enrolled in Ralph Evanls Ice Skating Schoolls beginner lessons. After taking lessons in figure, freestyle and dance, he decided to concentrate solely on competitive ice dancing. Andy is a member of the Skating Club of Morris, located at Mennen Arena. This club is Andyls home club and he represents it when he competes nationally. When he is competing internationally he represents the United States. Over the past six years, Andy has achieved many high honors such as qualifying for the North Atlantic Dance Championships, the Eastern U.S. Champion- ships and Nationals. At the pre- sent time, Andy is ranked third in the nation in the Junior Dance category. It didnlt take luck to achieve these honors, it took dedication and sacrifice. Andyls most significant ac- complishment is his selection to the 1985 Junior World Team representing the U.S. He has also co-starred with Dorothy Hamill and Scott Hamilton and has skated several Ice-O-Rama productions at the South Moun- tain Arena. Andy practices about fifty hours a week tfour hours a day, six days a weekl. In addition to the ice time, Andy does nautilus, takes acting lessons, is instructed in ballroom and jazz dancing, runs, bikes, stret- ches and jumps rope to strengthen his muscles. One quality that sets Andy apart from other talented athletes is his unselfishness. He has used his talents to raise money for worthy causes such as the Sloane Kettering Cancer Research Institution, the Orange Memorial Hospital and the U.S. Figure Skating Association Memorial Fund. He finds these to be his most rewarding performances. In the future Andy will con- tinue his skating career. When the time comes to stop com- petitive skating Andy wants to either coach or judge skating competitions. h 69

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Kathleen Denise Summersgill 3,; For the past seven years, Sue Seitel has been spending many weekends performing with a German Folk Dancing Club, Bagern Verein Newark. Sue became interested in German Folk Dancing through the en- couragement of her parents. German Folk Dancing is based on traditional Bavarian dances. Bagern Verein Newark has performed at various German clubs throughout the east coast, her most memorable being the Garden State Arts Center per- formance. Sue voluntarily per- forms at local nursing homes With the group. They perform every weekend at places such as the Schwabische Alb and Oktoberfests. This summer, they will be attending the Na- tional German Folk Dancing Tamara S.Tokash competition in Denver, 001- Shelly Tombro orado, where they Will defend their second place title. In the future, Sue plans to continue , performing With the group. 70 t Seniors