Kennedy High School - Gryphon Yearbook (Willingboro, NJ)

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BIBLE CLUB INTEBACT Back in the fall signs mlvsteriouslv began to ap- pear on the walls, and bulletin boards posing the question, What is Interact D? Those whose curios- ity was suyjicientbf aroused attended the initial meeting to discover that it was an international or- ganization specializing in communications. The members learn about other countries, listen to guest speakers, and are encouraged to investigate the customs, and lU'e styles of countries other than their own. Kevin Wallace, Presidentg Becky Hays, Vice-Presidentg Pat Gorko, Secretaryg Jean Guilfoy, Treasurerg Bruce Nicholson, .lan Ward, Linda Wallace, Direclorsg Mr. Winiarski, Advisor. Row l: Karen Lake, Janet Mullen, Debbie Faust, Vice-Presidentg Geraldine sorg Lavonne Mears, Nancy Pennipede. Row 2: Gary Young, John Whar- Toland, Presidentg Diane Dougherty, Maryann Kimble, Mrs. Stiles, Advi- ton, Ed Kent, Steve Buchwold.

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Aspiring pedagogues ,ind their niche in the FTA. This year the club, in addi- tion to the .field trips to the elementary schools, and various colleges, has added a widespread tutoring pro- gram in the towns elemen- tary schools. The tutors de- vote several hours each week to going into the class- room and giving individual attention to students in need of assistance, which not onhi helps the students and the teachers, but also gives the tutor valuable practical experience. Advisor: Mr. Arasim ORGANIZATI This club offers the stu- dents of J.FK. the opportu- nity to discuss, and explore the social, and political problems besetting today's world. Members bring in outside speakers, and gain insight into the workings of our political system through such activities as their an- nual Youth-in-Government program, and the Model Congress. Advisor: Mrs. Citron This club works to inform the students ofJ.FK. ofthe heritage of today's black american. Members in- vestigate the social and cul- tural aspects of the fro- american and his lifestyle. Advisors: Mrs. Citron Mr. Jack Mr. Pina FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA ON FOR PCLITICAL AWARENESS AFRO-AMERICAN CLUB 144

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1971 NEWSPAPER STAFF This years newspaper underwent a drastic change from pre- vious years. It is now a weekbt distribution containing more pertinent, and recent news. The finished product is the result of long hours of diligent work by dedicated students interested in learning such .journalistic skills as reporting, laying out, and proofreading. They acquire these skills through practical ex- perience, the use of proper news hom, correct organization, and by learning how to function efectively under the pressure of a deadline. Jim Grace 8: Roz Russock, Co-editors-in-chief Tony Sciucca, Soph. Ed., Rick Essex, Sports Ed., Annette French, Features Ed , Bill Davis, News Ed., Rita Leach, Editorials, Gordon Yetter, Editorials, Skip Arey, Art Ed., Bill Gilbert, Photography, Bill Parsley, Mg. Ed., Al Brooks, Business Ed, Mrs. Meece. Advisor.