Kennedy High School - Gryphon Yearbook (Willingboro, NJ)

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STUDENT COUNCIL SOPHOMORE MEMBERS C. Barrow, B. Blackenfeld, R. Dingman, B. Evans, C. Eyster, P. Gilbert, M. Grimer, C. Haugne- land, P. Irvin, J. Kung, H. McHone, J. Millman, J. Orem, C. Schlenner, L. Simpson, L. Stack- house, A. Stacy, D. Tarpy, C. Robb, E. Ungerleider, M. Wil- liams, J. Zakian. M. Ryan, Vice-President I,' L. Alcaro, President, Mr. Lombardi, Advisor, P. Supp, Vice-President II,' K. Wilcox, Corresponding Secretaryg R. Yurko, Sr. Class President, J. Kramer, K. Suplee, Treasurer, K. Corley, Recording Secretary, R. Taransky, Parliamentariang R. Moore. Sergeant-at-Arms, W. Davis, Sergeant-at-Arms. SENIOR MEMBERS Christ, C. Donavan, D. Duke, P. Gaskill, S. Greco, M. Johnson, K. Laws, K. Maloney. M. McHugh tuorchio, J. Stephan, D. Tomlin- son, S. Weisman, H. Zia. JUNIOR MEMBERS J. Banner, S. Beers, B. Brown, C. T. Cone, M. Corbett, C. Denning, M. Ellner, J. Gillespie, M. Hi- dalgo, M. Greenberg, K. Karp, D. McNair, S. Mundy, P. Nicholson, J. Reitzes, R. Rossi, G. Simms, N. Soripios, D. Walters. The Student Council composed of representatives hom each homeroom, is Kennedy is present. form of student government. This year the Council has been more organized than in pre- vious years, largehf due to the increased stress on parliamentary procedures. Although this organization has produced a more in- terested student body, with apathetic attitudes somewhat dimin- ishing, a much more effective and concerned assembbf is greathf needed. Student Council sponsored the successful Homecoming activities and in lieu ofthe traditional Christmas Ball, sponsored a Sweetheart Semi -Formal in February. A special word of thanks to Mr. Lombardi on behalf of the Executive Board of the Council for his guidance and advice throughout theyear. T. Barrett, V. Abbott. W. Brey, J. v M. Miller, P. Quigley. L. Sca- Blessin, L. Bobbitt, L. Coceano,

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N x KEY CLUB J. Lesser, S. Bott. M. Platt. F. Mollo. P. Supp. J. Krise, J. Palma, G. Bell, M. Lock. J. Sharp. S. Adams, J. Oblerholtzer. J. R. DeSalvo. P. Price. Enciso. J. Berkely, K. Cournard, W. Mclntyre, M. Parnell, J. Machnik, H. Crouthamel, R. Kaplan, R. Essex. T. Thornton, W. Brey, R. Hit- chon. R. Moore. B. Sachs, R. Ta- ransky, B. Davis. Mr. Rocco. E-1-'r' ha Mr. Rocco. Advisory William Sachs, Presia'ent,' Rick Moore. Vice-Presidentg Robert Hitchon, Treasurerg Richard Taransky, Secretary. J iw .,,,., The Key Club is an organization devoted to service, and it is one of Kennedyjs most active clubs. The members act as ushers at school functions in addition to their many special projects. They include: a Service-to-Youth dinner, the staging of a basketball marathon for the Multiple Sclerosis Fund a memorial presentation to our late president, John F Kennedy, helping with the Rubella Vaccine campaign, the Kiwanis pea- nut sale, holding Halloween and Christmas parties for handi- capped children, and their annual project of sending Easter baskets to the county's needy children. Berndt, J. Flamini, M. Blaire. E. Muchnich, R. Pikcus. J. Grimes. G. Young, F. Graff. D. Flamini, C. Holland, M. Reynolds, R. Hoyt, B. Bemke. D. Potter, A.