Delaware Township High School - Rampant Yearbook (Cherry Hill, NJ)

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The sophomore class, too. has an eye to the future. For their senior activities, they have sold pens. collected dues. and sponsored the Christmas Ball. Sophomore Class Officers: Secretary, Susan Stewart: President. David Ellis: Peggy Cam- po. Vice-President: and William Thorpe, Treasurer. Activities of the iunior class are geared to- ward their senior year. Such money-making projects as a magazine drive, a candy sale, the junior play, and the iunior prom have been undertaken this year to promote class unity and a healthy treasury. Iunior Class Officers: President, Robert Sharp: Secretary, Iudith Downing: Treasurer, An- drea Oakley: Vice President. Thomas Trot- man. Not to be outdone by upperclassmen, the freshmen have begun numerous projects to enhance their own plans for a rosy future. By collecting dues, sponsoring the Autumn Ball, and charting activities for a uniiied class spirit, all signs point toward continuing successes for the class of '63, Freshman Class Officers: Charles Bechtel, Treasurer: Linda Stromel, Secretary: Vice- President, Gail Thomas: and President, Vic- tor Tambone.

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William Friedenberg. president: Ioyce Levine, sec- retarystreasurer: and Ierri Kerr, vice-president pose with advisor. Mrs. Mary Warren after the lirst induc- tion ceremony. HONOR SOCIETY Membership in the National Honor Society is the highest honor that can be achieved by a student. Outstanding qualities of character, scholarship, lead- ership and service are required for eligibility. Twenty-six seniors were inducted on October 9, 1959 in the first annual assembly. First Row: I. Barroway, I. Levine. E. Wickham. E. Scott, O. McCargo, I. Clark, L. Brostrand, S. Iones, M. Lodge. Second Row: E. Horn. C. Ryan, I. Nelson. E. Ielinslci. I. Kerr. D. Gross- man. I.. Ganglotl, V. Sparks. B. Harrison, I. Reeves. Third Row: G. Friedberg, G. Barkow, W. Friedenberg. B. Dyl, A. Botbyl. w '-v...M-,.m.fv-s....Ws.- -- -: f.--,. f il M llw