Lenape High School - Legend Yearbook (Medford, NJ)

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The Lenape students can, and do, write. They write poems, short stories, essays, book re- views, and articles. The Laureate, a new lit- erary magazine, is making its appearance to collect the best of this student material. The tirst issue was published early in May. MRS. ADA PITSENBERGER Advisor ROBERT HAAS ,E u,,. ...c,,...,ucu.... ,... ,uc, . , , Editor-in-Chief KAREN LAHN, BETTY STECKMAN -, ....u,,, Co-Editors LISA PAUCIELLO, KATHY SCATTERGOOD, SUSAN SHUTT .c,,..., , c.,,c,uc,a.ce,au,.., ,u,. . A Art Editors ED KLARMAN, APRIL KLARMAN, DIANE DeMORE ,,ee,e,,, L ..,u,u,.,, V ...,,. .. Copy Editors BOBBY BISIGNANO, MYRA MIDDLETON, BETH EDWARDS .,,.,,,,u... .s,,,a ,.,,,,s.a.,,,....,..., T y pists BILL ANDERSON H ,,.,s,,,,,,.,,...,. W, Business Manager JOHNATHAN SCHWIND, MARION WILKINSON Assistant Business Mgrs. R kr QQ i I K ' N I W 5 l 5 1' X l X JN If L! jr F 1 I ,' X , 7 -4 W T N at . Busmsss STAFF l X X ' . . . . 1 1 Johnathan Schwmd, Assistant Business Manager, and Bill An- Z Dj- derson, Business Manager, check important facts and figures. ,Zz Qi 2 I 96.

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,-l i. ' F - .Ly '- LL.g, l lg in ni: ciuinlg I need a new article to till this space is vvhat you IOC meeting room, Our school newspaper carne out vvith ' six lively issues during the year. The Smoke Signal Rm gave its statt experience in the business, literary, and vvill hear it you are in the vicinity ot the Smoke Signal advertising stages ot nevvspaper publication and pro- vided the student body vvith nevvs of current school I activities. , ... g,.,..a.,l ...K .ILL-me nmiilalg S ,Q L ' V-'l Llumni Bullet and Dance, to-i 1 g . m ight, Deci-rnbor 21, at Lenape. l ! W' iI'i All Juniors and Seniors as well I ' A ' s the Alumni of the classes of '+ i . sez and 1961. at-if amazed. l ,. l l .. I if The cost :rs will in on and sc -- BUSINESS MANAGERS oupleg the Sharon Lontbarclo, Business Manager, Louise Lutz, Circulation ' dried free Manager, Jim Fox, Advertising Manager. The bufle afeteria. Mrs. Stevens will be lm l r L i ' 'ie caterer and the lunch 1713- L13 415: ff X E i ' A 1, , LITERARY STAFF Rovv ls Carol Lacinski, Barbara DiLorenzo, Joanne Punzo, Danny Nobel, Billie Eby, Betty Steckinan, Lynn Jet- teries. Row 2: Lynn Jennings, Connie King, Jane Schreiber, Jim Flanigan, Connie Shaw, Chris Hazleton, John O'Kneski, Lynn Dahlborg, Mary Burns. 1' r J Y' Georgie F. Kraus has onored with the Eausc iornb Modal as the szenio em with the highest a 1 soimivu. This zlwzird entitles the 1 t to compete for a f holzvrship spcmsored img The lwonm' has elimiixaz ears of :relive pzirticipat ciczncr by Gefcirge '9Jiml1iw iecrivi-rl any grande lowtei it in zi rii'iexiim or maihm' 'iii5mt. Last yum' Gwyn fncimi tl.: ialziilvnl Semin lsr- 7 -' ' ifiitfitrr -tizfivir' liysif-411 il. .--f-if of Aefifnr :fy tix- ia- Q fi if-wa' etudi i,fE:m':it'i Vafllety '-.isz-re Llicr :artizsigzziiti iii tlim program Gfwizyirf. Zliwiclmstf of th emi living ir ffhiiizivtgsi has f ..?f I rmghi ciu,i,.,,i ,fgmgmf p,i..i'MH'4 ff-ff1 K- ff-i i ii - '- l,-,. ,,.,.., ....W.,.....,. ,,......,,,,,,,u L. immfea scsi- Sv. hi-'vlw Qnhfsrit tin: E-E-ii: mimi-iii 5-:iz'r'ez: BUSINESS STAFF Billed Ire l5'l:u':- TR-gilbu fiom Astrid. mii- boy of r class. lr: addition to lr ite: aclxic-vefxnents, Gee 4-aww! mm wwaiw in McDowell, Sharon Daly, Barbara Smalley, Linda Wells, Helen Crammer, Barbara Sylvis. ' -r extensive survey by time rd of Education, and discue 1 with educational authori- and representatives of the siituent disiricts. tcluded in the new building be twenty-two classrooms fcr ninth and tenth graders. It also contain two art roomz., typing room, one mechaniczrl wing room, two science room: . shops, one home economif-:Q ri, two health rooms, a cafi - 1, gymnasium, and a libra:-3 renee room. r. Joseph Ellwoocl, superir- lent of Lenape, stated that new facilities basically wiii :le the regional to expand if' 'iculumg it will enable the ad- istrntion to work toward ller class size: and will fu'- enable us to eliminate doa-M 3 up in the physical educsl area. leaking for the Lenape Board inf Education, Mr. James Brown, president, expressed the pleas- ure of the board in that the zoters supported the bond issue. Phe interest of all the people :: .o provide more than minimum aciliiies for the students of the .. .. , ., ' . Mr. Brown sa s that tim iciiiss will sponge Il ami. aims it wr Harms' Mars e.eg '?. . , . y..g . . .., ., . ,,..... F.. . .. - V TTU ,.v.A..w ,1,... Row T: Jim Fox, Sharon Lombardo, Louise Lutz. Row 2: Pat Scott, Pat Zakrzevvski, Sandy Nacucchio, Pat Shute, Ruth

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Lau reate 963 ,, ,ff MRS. BARBARA FLEISCHMAN Advisor LITERARY EDITORS Robert Haas, Editor-in-Chiefg Lisa Pauciello, Art Editor, Karen Lahn, Co-Editor, Betty Steckman, Co-Editor. LITERARY STAFF Seated: Robert Haas. Row I, Standing: Katherine Scattergood, Lisa Pauciello, Christine Hazleton, Beth Edwards, Diana DeMore, and Betty Steckman. Row 2: Cars oIyn Bekes, Myra Middleton, Karen Neal, Joe Wechselberger, Sue Shutt, Barbara Bi- signano, Peggy Greer, Karen Lahn.