Burlington Township High School - Merlin Yearbook (Burlington, NJ)

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Money Management Left to right-C. Keys, S. Farmer, B. Lippincott Directed by Mr. Holden, these students keep all of the finan- cial reports for the classes and clubs of BTHS. They deposit money, write checks, and do all of the banking procedures to provide all of the clubs with an accurate balance of their ac- counts. Thanks to them, the school is progressing. Library Aides The Library Aids at BTHS are very efficient. They help a lot of students during term-paper time, by keeping the shelves stacked with books at all times. Under the direction of Ms. Hor- ner, the library is kept running smoothly throughout the entire year. TOP ROW-(L-R)- N. Me Glynn, R. Ryan, T. Glackin, G. Johnson, M. Smith, T. Sawyer, R. Walters. BOTTOM ROW-(L-R)-K. McCann, C. Kohanick, M. Sung, L. Heath, D. Malloy, N. Hemandis. 155

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A.V.A. The Media Staff is a make-up of Burlington Township's High School students from grades 9 through 12. Under the direct- ion of Mr. Ed Steinmetz, A. V. A. is a strictly volunteer group who give of themselves to serve the teachers and othei students of Burlington Town- ship. Their actdvities encom- pass video taping, photogra- phy, distribution of ail movie equipment, care and control over all audiovisual machines and minor repairs of these machines. They also provide the service of duplicating all teachers materials upon re- quest and proving dry mount- ing and laminating. TOP ROW-(L-R)-E. Steinmetz-advisor, B. McGair, D. James, R. Deacon, D. Yates, T. Spezzano, J. Shinn, B. Pantuseo, R. Dicher. 2ND ROW-(L-R)-M. McCarty, R. Powell, M. Holter, J. Senni, A. Wojenski, J. Howell, S. Stutsman, S. Neil. 3RD ROW-(L-R)-E, Romani, C. Pittman, B. Senni, N. McGynn, S. Hreso, K. Abrams, M. Fanourgakis, J. Unora, BOTTOM ROW-(L-R)-D. Davis, J. Frake, J. Silver, L. Monahan, J. Nevell, R. Shurgalla, S. Randell, P. VanSciver. C.I.E. The Cooperative Industrial Education program, under the supervision of Mr. Hershberger, has helped many students find good and enjoyable jobs. This club prepares students for en- tering the business world. TOP ROW (L-R) T. Popp, D. Damon, C. Worth, L. Camivale, N. Smith, L. Hershberger, L Fabi, D. Bell, L. Wetherill, C. Swiemik, R. Anderson, M. Bozarth, Mr. Hershberger BOTTOM ROW (L-R) R. Fourvour, H. Hull- ings, A. Csanyi, T. Hurt, R. Sampson, M. Foy, D. Bryan, D. Newell, K. Woolman, D. Melmed 154

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Model Congress The Bicentennial Model Congress was held at Stockton State Col- lege in early May. Although the delegation from B. T.H.S. was small, the quality of the legis- lation was immense. Joann Mazur and Chris Roller won an award for the best written bill. BACK ROW- (L-R) - P. Guidry-advisor, K. Sandusky, C. Rowland, S. Cramer, K. Koteles, J. Mazur, P. Mayer- Nicoletti-advisor. BOTTOM ROW- (L-T)- C. Roller, T. Spezzano, S. Hreso, G. Johnson, J. MacPhee, R. Rivas, E. Stetz Girls’ And Boys’ State Girls' and Boys' Stae are two endeavors which attempt to take students who are also good citizens and show them how to operate a state. The time spent on this includes election campaigns and voting. The premise is one of setting up a mock state government. 156 Girls State - Joann Mazur TOP TO BOTTOM - G. Johnson, T. Mon- talto, E. Stetz, C. Roller, R. Rivas