Delran High School - Spirit Yearbook (Delran, NJ)

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-- Interact, newly formed social service organization sponsored by the Delran Rotary highlighted its year by hosting for- eign exchange students Claudia Pedroza and Astrid Hansen. The group plans to con- tinue hosting along with sending our stu- dents abroad to study. Service was pro- vided to the community by helping the Rotary Club with a Pancake Day in Octo- ber along with collecting personal items at Christmas for Crossroads, a home for runa- ways. Pictured at Right: Kneeling: M. Burns, C. Lintz, M. Sands, K. Demeis, N. Marten, K. Pupo, R. Schliep, H. Ritzie. Row 2: Mrs. Macwright, advisor, P, Mahon, D. Sanders, S. Biluck, K. Russell, S. Ortlip, M. Kelly, R. Snyder, L. Eden, F. Klemann, M. Beecher. Row 3: D. Paoline, D. Pauli, K. Escheman, L. Ceary, L. Monteroso, A. Strauss, M. Lutz, M. Masterson, D. Fernandez. Row 4: C. Yellin, C. Woyer, S. Yorlano, K. Alberti, K. Vogelman, E. Troutman, l. Ripey, R. lanezic, S. Horner, A. Hansen, T. McDermott, L. Wixler. ' Student Council continues to be active at DHS by supporting both the school and community. Traditionally, the group is instrumental in organization of the Home- coming Parade in the Fall. lt is also suppor- tive of the Honor Society's bloodmobiles. One of this year's ongoing projects is a food tasting committee which works in conjunction with the cafeteria staff. Council Serves School and Community l5b Interact Hosts Foreign Students 4 Kneeling, L to R: K Russell, D. Adelizzi, M. Kaiser, R. Snyder, L. Eden, D. O'Conner, D. Paoline, M. Kelly, I. Brox S. Trotter, A. Naffziger. Row 2: L. Buzzard, K. Alberti, K. Vogelman, H. Ritzie, I. Yellin, L. Papotto, F. Mannella, Whitaker, M. Porreca, L. Simpkins, L. Heizler, D. Pauli, Mr. McConigal. Row 3: l. Zdebski, D. Parker, M. McNal S. Simms, D. Kim, D. Sanders, V. DePiponti, L. Oberschmidt, K. Ketchel, D, Bernard, D. Tomczak. Row 4: K. Lepesha, N. Anninos, D. Brooks, C. Stilley, S. Clayton, G. Crillo, M. Fierszt, M, Lutz, K. Anderson, M. Sejda, l. Williamson, K. Robinson, A. Lefferts, B. Novak, l. McAllister. E 3 sl st T it I

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use Culture Club Growth Mushrooms l:'rO W A af Se c. v' E-'lt I ug H13 i 1 9, BNHS The Cultural Club was established in 1977 for the purpose of allowing students to visit cultural landmarks in the S. jersey vicinity. Monies raised through fundraisers defray the cost of trips to the theater, ballet, museums and foreign food restaurants. One important goal is that students will continue to visit these places after they have graduated from DHS. Since good news travels fast, the club proudly boasts the distinction of having the largest group participation of any extracur- ricular club or organization in the school. With the enthusiastic leadership of advisor Carole Crossen membership has tripled since the first year

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lonor Society 84 Medical Explorers Berve School and Community The National Honor Society, an organization of students who have demonstrated charac- ter, service, scholarship, and leadership con- tinues to be the driving force behind the suc- cessful bloodmobiles at DHS. Because of their support and hard work, the American Red Cross can count on the DHS community for almost 200 pints of blood from combined vis- its in November and May. In addition to sup- porting the ARC, the Honor Society provides a tutoring program for students in need. Pictured Left: Sitting: K. Alberti, L. Monterosso, L. Wixler, L. Paootto, F. Mannella, L. Heizler. Row 2: D. Marino, A. Strauss, L. Geary, I. McAllister, I. Rippey, advisor, Ms. K. Sharkey. Row 3: T. Cohan, H. Hubbs, T. loo, L. Troutman, B. Gold, S. Horner, T. McDermott, M. Machtay, F. Klem- ann, M. McBrearty, T. Hamm. Medical Explorers, a co-ed branch of the Boy Scouts of America, is advised by Ms. Barbara Benoqitz. The group provides its membership with opportunities to obtain varied experi- ences in medically related fields. Those partici- pating in Post H500 have a wide variety of interests and aspirations ranging from physi- cians, nurses and medical technologists to just helping others. The Explorers spend the majority of their time volunteering at Zur- brugg Hospital. Pictured Left: Kneeling: L. Christie, K. Alberti, T. loo, T. Hamm. Row 2: Ms. Benowitz, B. Masterson, L. Roy, N. Ahmed, D. Sanders, L. Vivanco, L. Goldy, R. Grewal. Row 3: L. Wixler, L. Sheetz, M. Schultz, M. Masterson, D. Fer- nandez, M. Alberti, K. Wells, R. Schliep. Row 4: M. Machtay, F. Bass, S. Lipinsky, N. Beck, E. Troutman, D. Vassallo. ' 157