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

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.4 J 3 4 Jessica Lipschutz and Kyle Young observe NHS Advisor Mr. Housman conducts the the inauguration. Inauguration. '1 4 Debbie Landau and Stephanie Wriede sneak a peak at the camera during the ceremony. way ,5: ' 4 The proud National Honor Society of 1986-87. Activities 207

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IIallUl lal I IV! IUI Society The National Honor is a school and community service organization comprised of a distinguished group of juniors and seniors who previous- ly demonstrated a higher level of character, scholarship, service and leadership. The NHS meets monthly and tutors students throughout the year. This year's NHS was busy in many areas. They continued to spon- sor a young Philippine girl named Emily. In the fall the group initiated a school grounds landscaping project, held their annual induction ceremony and reception, and ran the candy cane-o-gram sale. At Christmas the members participated in the com- munity caroling organized by the w r- A, Nike Club. President Richard Scheinder presents the Lisa Liu writes up Candy Cane- The NHS, advised by Mr. NHStOWPa'ems- Housman, had as its officers: presi- i V ., ,, dent Richard Schneider, vice- president Suzy Starr, treasurer t Michele Lutz, and secretary Rob Cignarella. Each year two senior members are selected to compete as semi-finalists in the NHS National Scholarship competition, which awards $1000 scholarships for the studentsi freshman year in college. This activity, along with all those run by the WHRHS chapter, prove the overall ideal of the NHS: building character through scholarship and service. 1'; N ,, i A large smile from Kristen Crowley after being Su Kao and Gillian White lighting their candles at the inauguration. inaugurated into the NHS. inn A -A2. .:A:--

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CIE Celebrates I 7th Year The CIE preram celebrates its TheClE homeroorhlbeforeahard day atworkz't 17th under director Mr. Raymond Kovonuk. The program has two primary goals: to help students secure marketable skills so that they may enter the labor market as com- petent workers and to provide a smooth transition between school and the working world. These selected juniors and seniors spend a portion of each day in school studying English, history and physical education. The remainder of their day is spent on the job in areas such as carpentry, masonry, print- ing, mechanics, plastics, and animal husbandry. In addition to providing a valuable communtiy service, each employer will have an opportunity to train a young person as he believes he Me aw; a should be trained in order to suc- MMM M M ceed- One benef't Of the program '5 Mike Rutkowski working in the printing ser- Bill Neumann. a carpenter's help that the employers retain student- vicesatChubb. Locke, workers as full-time employees . ' . following graduation. The CIE pro- gram is an important asset to the Watchung Hills curriculum and offers an alternative education to students who wish to enter the work-force im- mediately following graduation. n'- Working at Glasflex, Brian Schengrund operates a band-saw. t8 Amivitins