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

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Junior G.L.C. This year's Junior GLC was led by president Will Combs, vice-president John Chow, and representatives Jenn Geissel and Stephanie Johnson. With the support of dedicated members, the GLC has organized activities such as the Thanksgiving balloon sale and daily candy sales to help pay for their Junior Prom. The GLC's purpose was to stimulate school and class spirit for the class of 1988. The GLC wants to create, plan, and carry out events for their class. The Junior class has been very outgoing and very supportive of their fellow classmates, said Mrs. Sills, the Junior class Advisor. . 5,, t '5; be M Ken Johnson. Will Combs, and Tom Blessing selling candy for a fund raiser to Bryson Jocelyn Crowley, Jen Karam. and Lisa Drag Coopersmlth. about upcoming events.

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Sophomore G.L.C. The Class of 1989 has been hard- working and responsive to their class' need. With the guidance of their GLC's president Peter Jeans, vice-president Scott Mitzner and R.S.C. representatives Lauren Gib- son and Claude Gaeble, the GLC has been successful in promoting class spirit. The GLC also ran social events such as the Lip-Sync dance besides raising money through various fund raisers. The Sophomore GLC has been suc- cessful in creating new ideas and reaching their goals. Jon Jeans was a contestant for the Iip-sync contest sponsored by the sophomore GLC. L to R: President Peter Jeans. vice-pres. Scott Mitzner. and representatives Claude Gaeble and Lauren Gibson. war we , ., . 53 t n Sophomore Pete Jeans had a great time per- forming his song. t h . .L Kerry MantIe had a fabulous Iip-sync routine. Members of the sophomore GLC of 1986-87. Activities 193

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Angelo Abbondandolo during an intense ping-pong match in the senior lounge. President Natalie Albert addresses the seniors about their Prom during a GLC meeting. The 1987 Senior GLC Senior G.L.C. Seniors using their lounge priviledges. 19: t Nancy Hoge and Debbie Bruno contribute to the club's discussions. The grade level council for the class of 1987 is led by the able hands of Natalie Albert. While the object of the council is to govern the senior class, their primary issue is to raise money for the Senior Prom. This year the G.L.C. raised funds by selling jewelry, cookies and candy, McDonald's hamburgers, magazines, and the like. Nancy Hoge and Darryl Cilli, the co- chairpeople of this year's Prom Committee, planned a magnificent event affair in the main ballroom of the Hanover Marriott with music provided by Leonard Bornstein Entertainment. Senior Ann Marie Ambrose spearheaded the celebration of Clifford H. Fox Day. The combined efforts of the seniors and the All- School Council provided retiring Social Studies teacher, Mr. Fox, with a good-bye benefitting his 25 years of service to W.H.R.H.S. Activities 195