Cinnaminson High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Cinnaminson, NJ)

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erseymen Prepare For 9 6 Bicentennial Celebration rgmgbiimmgikuble-ssmaenssfznsrfirimmdeikehr, srarLQaP:esfs2:iK2sFew'e Mr- Cole: spfeigflklsfdfslbs?fiffsidmzdrisonflimfi-zftfintdf. 31 3 11 zihfikfga me Mi: ,-I W' .:ff' V 1i:xvT49-wvwn L ' 1 W-iw fl --1 ib-lwfv -fr -' 1 1 -in ,' , 1-2 assi, ftkyz. Rig f' Jv,' '.mg'1QZff!3if'5fwfEf'f-'.-Q1' Q -J' J i .Jr -2 '-f - 1' ., I ,Ai .WF A .4- is-if'-7 'gviitg zzrixfrifgigtsi F e17.'7s.'f!15a'?Q '.S5. .fi sf, Wh I-isis! 5 'E k,-,' L if?L1TfP5tg?'5?':, ' rf' 1 'Vg QTL f ' Q ,.'- kAk..V, is li Pat!-vPrQSt0ri raids herifwtfsfed xenozksfisfihefhistfiryrDffS9vithsim.New- JerS6'r11!sdnQns.Qf r no 1 'iri ,t ' For the first time this year, the jerseyman Club was formed for all students inter- ested in the history of New jersey. Club dues entitles the memlmers to a copy of THE COCKPIT, a state historical magazine. The clulis goal for this year is to be named a Bicentennial School. In order to do this, the club must com- plete a project one each from four different areas. M r. Carr and Mr. Cole are advisors to the club for the 1974-1975 school term. The jerseyxnant lub 141

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, 1 'fel Pharmacy Club Completes F irs Year Under Direction Of Mr. Cohei Organized torgrneet the interestsgzofh ' ,Z -,., g V A , students whifiivish to pursueifaicai ' ' H' 5 M Us reer in phaifriiatiiiuticalprocedures, the Pharmacy studied the uses of variousiidrugs and-ltearned to compound simple drug prepara- tions, such as external liquids, coughsyrups, emulsions, suppositiof riesfsuspensions, ointments and creams. Mernbers also learned how to use equiphient used in-making dIf!,tgFl+' mortal and pestles, cy- lindrical graduates and spatulas. MrfCohen acts as the club advisor. , . . . ,, ,, L 'I?!fIf1,,,'i i 1' 5 Vi ' 2 ' 1 r 1, f 5 7 r. J ,r.r ,W . r... I I. faBill:DhH2Bi2ei!,lItiX6S99m ' ' l is W c ' 'c 1 ,Y Q ,, g55g::,,gQ,g5:,g :Aff 'H gm 3-1 E111J?'21ii1 -sf if-an L' 'EQ-:ian Linda came ,,--311293 .A use 140fPharmacw Club

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D EC,-X Distributive Education Club f America mr, Mme ln the Distributive Educa- tion Program, students split their day between school and work. Local businesses cooperate with the high school class by providing training stations. Some class members and participating firms are Sar- ah Austin, XV.T. Grant: Cindy Collins and Bill Doppler, Sears Roebuck and Co., Donna Knellwolf and Sharon Loughlin, Acme Marketsg Bonnie Magonigal, LM. Fieldsg Sheryl Mc-Auliffc, Tobacco Village, Bill Mound, Pet VVorldg Mike Frieclrichs, john VVanamkerg Carol Phelps, Thom Mc.-Xn, Do- reen MacAnally and Steve Saymon, Clover and Janice Morris, VVoolco. s.-ff r W ia at XA t , , ., .-A. 1 f W .. , .e r l 1. o . Cvllgnsfd Bllliggpg 2-arg, . A.-s , ,C SEN P- ROW: john Tliorlipsorx, MikE,FriedrichS, Steue Sdymon,1lBilliDop1:iler. Bonnie,,Mggonigal, Carol Phelps, Cindy McAuliffe, Doreen MacAnglly5 BOTTOM: Mr, Matis, director. fri