Lenape High School - Legend Yearbook (Medford, NJ)

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6l'LCLP6 Gracias, muchas gracias for this wonderful year I have lived as one of you. I thank you all and especial- the Student Council and the American Field Service chapter who have sponsored the Foreign Student 'ogram. Participating in your life, in your studies, enioying the school extracurricular activities, I got to know Ju as a people, as a friend, as a people of friends. I represented my five hundred schoolmates from Concordia, Argentina, who indirectly lived with pu my challenging experience. We are now tied by a strong link of understanding and comprehension. I hope that during this year at Lenape we made a little more possible the dream of peace. In English class. Daniel attends social gathering to get acquainted with Lenape stu- dents. A.F,S.'ers from neighboring schools. First school lunch. Que es 'hamburger'?

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Daniel Furman Spends A Year I Always the serious student-Daniel at his desk. Daniel ioins in song with Mike, Jim, Robert, and Mr. Nobel, ' like the Lenape indians of yore, Daniel makes his way down the Rancocas. 9 Daniel Furman, Lenape's first American Field Service student, came to us from Concordia, Argentina. Daniel surprised many of us with his command of the English language, which improved as the year progressed. He proved. himself an excellent student, maintaining Honor Roll grades throughout the year. Daniel did not limit himself to studies. He became an active member of his host family, 'the Nobels, and participated in Lenape extracurricular events. A noteworthy achievement was a brief but outstand- ing performance in the Senior Play. Daniel was a first for us, ,and there were many firsts for him, too, such as ice skating, skiing, peanut butter, and pep rallies. We hope that in parting Daniel will take as much with him as he brought to us. All Lenape ioins in wishing Daniel feliz viaie and a bright future.

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Student Counc to , tai ll-'X 'tf?iXF59i4,, .k ? ,, tj-f '75 2 We-N, Q . L ' L . E? 'khk 2 'fest' 1. X .. 45 4- L Bill Flanagan, Ralph Richter, and John Flor give their able assistance at the annual Save the Children Clothing Drive. N N, Vice-president Carolyn Seaman presents checks from New Jersey Student Councils to Upper Voltan representative. P Attractive receptionists aid visitors The Book Fair is a popular and profitable activity.