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

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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

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are YJ Y. First Row: I. Downing, R. Arinsburg. R. Hansen, P. Topham. C. Frey. A. Oakley. I. Peters. E. Wickham, H. Stokes. N. Iohnson. I. Duffy. Second Row: R. Bush. E. Stommel, P. Parsons. F. Miller. F. Sonsini, G. Emerick, I. Hogan. W. Gahm. A. Botbyl. B. Singer, P. Campo. P. Clark. Third How: W. Moyer. W. Thorpe. V. Tambone. C. Hall, A. Horn, I. Musitano, R. Sharp, D. Ellis, R. Faucett, M. Baltish. I. Cooper, W. Wickham. Miss Barbara Sahutsky. advisor. discusses details of a proposed proiect with officers Albert Horn. vice- president: Marjorie Simon. secretary: William Oster- tag. president: and Patricia Miller, treasurer. tudent organizations in that it indirectly represents vvery student in the school. Through it. the students :ave the opportunity to voice their opinions about chool policies and chart many activities tor the en ire school's benefit The council oversees a multitude of projects de igned to unify the school in spirit and in body. They rave drawn up a constitution, compiled a handbook, 'stablished a general fund, provided bus transporta- ion for football games, organized annual valentine rnd Hallowe'en dances, as well as a square dance. 'hey fostered the booster club and have contributed whole-hearteclly to many other phases of school life with the introduction of student activity cards. The student council is the most encompassing of all Q . rv. . XV' - g 1-191 1 . E . x ,x Q 'Q if 315 'J' - vt 'W Q. lL R a fs