Lakewood High School - Pine Needle Yearbook (Lakewood, NJ)

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breakfast. t L Et Carole Basri and John Rimondi serve donuts and coffee to voracious students at the Interact Interact Interact is a service club association with the Rotary whose primary purpose is to serve the community interests and the school's. This year's activities included the Interact Information desk, sending of arti- cles to underprivileged citizens, tutoring of students and a pre-Thanksgiving game breakfast. Linda Zeichner and Glenn Melnick publicize the Key Club Talent Show. Keyetters are, left to fighl: Irene Feldstein, Noreen Fitzgerald, Susan Chillemi, Linda Zeichner, Rikki Leifer, Nancy Singer, Ann Marie Gavin, Pessie Suchman, Beth Greenberg, Sondra Hymowitz, Bonnie Perkel, Carol Frank, Dorothy Feigenbaum, Marilyn Kneller, Meta Levy, and Diane Holzhauer. Kegettes Keyettes is essentially a service club. It supplies ice- packs for the games, a Player of the Week poster for the football team, gives to the Salvation Army for a needy family at Thanksgiving, are hostesses at pep rallies and assemblies, maintain a bulletin board for the soccer and cross-country team, and help in small ways with most sports activities. This year Keyettes also co-sponsored a charity dance with the Key Club in November. IOI

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r' ' ' 't Keg Club Interact members from lefl lo rigbl: Zeff Lazin- ger, Linda Stout, Lynn Cohen, Patti Pillion, Dan Jensen, Steven Gelbstein, Richard Sprinkle, Pat Brown, Marilyn Wolpin, Alec Cohen, Robin Opper, joe Koenig, Connie Diamond, Jackie Gindoff, and Rita Klein. Glenn Melnick and Stan Friedman frolic amid the wood. The annual talent show, the gathering of wood for the Thanksgiving bonfire, the presenting of Christmas gifts to hospitalized children, all these things are services provided by the Key Club. The club serves the school itself and the surrounding area in any way possible. This year, under the capable hands of President Phil Levy, and, of course, under the omniscient gaze of Mr. Gibbs, the Key Club donated a portable microphone system to the school with the aid of' the student council, also its members patrolled the parking area for violators of the school parking code and assumed the responsibility of ushering at various assemblies and at pep rallies on the field. l00 Key Club members are, from left lo fight: Millie Lambert, George Brown, Larry Patterson, Bill Lindsey, Glenn Melnick, Donald Mun- ford, john Winn, Lenny Tutora, john Mari, Gene Hendrickson, Bobby Applegate, Jan Taler, David Tagulaid, Greg Lindsey, Paul Grabert, Phil Levy, Stephen Gibbs, and Stan Friedman. 2 s 'I

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Members of the Varsity L Club are KL to Rl Leonard Tutora, Helclar Liivak, john Winn, .Gary Gunderson! William Lindsay George Brown Jan Taler, Carl Stancik, Edward Brandt, Jeff Grandinetti, Robert Gregor, Stanley Herbert, William Holer, and Richard Brooke ii: ., - 'o 3'5 3 2' gh it , f Varsitg The Varsity L Club, which is open to all rnale students who have won a varsity athletic letter, seeks to unite the athletes of the school and strives to build the school spirit that all teams need if it is to be an effective representative of its school's athletic prowess.