Lenape High School - Legend Yearbook (Medford, NJ)

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Row 1: Barbara Smith, Jane Horstield, Susan Seitz, Donna Shanley, Prudy Hiles, Eileen Worrell, Joyce Harker, Kris Breidenbach, Chris Stocker, Diane Stiles, Janet Blue, Jinny Stewart, Pat Brown, Carolyn Seaman, Sharon Dolan, Joanne Punzo. Row 2: Bob Ricketson, Skip Smith, Ric Hanisch, Charles Schropp, Bob Middleton, Mr. Ronald Armengol, Mr. K. K. Konstantinos, Bill Bisigano, Mike Kumpel, George Kraus, Fred Bankert. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Q5 M S1217 2 fx ational Honor Ociet The National Honor Society is an association of above average students which offers recognition of outstanding achievement as well as providing an incentive tor everyone to work to their highest capabilities. Membership in the Society is determined by four criteria: Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and Service. A candidate must maintain a 4.0 average Cat leastj, must show his reliability, honesty, and promptness, must show initiative in prompting any high school activities as well as initiative in classroom activities, and finally he must show a willingness to render services to the school voluntarily or when asked. The obiectives of the Three Fires Chapter of the National Honor Society shall be to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in students ot Lenape Regional High School. The present officers of the Three Fires Chapter are: President, George F. Kraus, Jr., Vice-President, Robert Middleton, Secretary, Kristina Breidenbach, Treasurer, Diane Stiles. The chapter has begun in this school year a program ot tutoring during study halls. Those students who are able and willing to tutor various subjects during study halls were chosen. The ground work for this program was performed by members of the Society under the guidance of Mrs. Burns, and they will shortly be seeing the fruits of their labor. ll0 i 2 l

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Row lr Mike Scott, Judy Smith, Lynn Cresse, Joe Piianovvski, Roberta Watkins, Row 2: Bar- bara Davis, Helen Shertesee, Judy Mayo, Susan Kallen, Dan Furman, Carolyn Seaman. Row 3: Carol Greeby, Mary DeMarino, Jim Digan, Randy Allen, .Janet Bond, Pam Jens, Ron Klein, Art Terry. Pink Ma ic CAST OF CHARACTERS Barbara Davis Buela Mae Fezenden ,,,,,,,, , . Mary DeMarino ,, Carol Greeby Janet Bond , Susan Kallen Carolyn Seaman Clara Hofch ...,,, ,, Prompterg ,, Hester Hotch ,,,, Horty Evans ,,,,, MR, WILLIAM J. HUGHES Corney Baker ,,,, Director Mariano ,,,,. ,,,,,,,, J im Digan Mrs. Candee , , ,,,,,,,, Judy Smith Jose ,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,, , ,, Joe Piianowski Ursula Lambie Provvder W ,,,,,,, , Roberta Wally Grant ,, ,, ,,,, Mike Scott Watkins Estrellita DeVaris , Judy Mayo Mrs. Dwight Colby ,,,,,,,. Helen Shertesee Lynn Cresse Holt YYYY,YYY ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, , Ron Klein Kimball Colby ,,,,, , , Randy Allen Art Terry Guide , ,, ,,,,,,,, , ,, Daniel Furman George Crater ,, ,,,,,,,, Art Terry Mrs. Elmo Prowoler , , , Pam Jens Ron Klein Helen Shertesee Waitress ,,,.. Carolyn Seaman Mr. Elmo Thorndike Provvder ,,,, Ron Klein Susan Kallen Art Terry Queen .,,, Lynn Cresse Judy Mayo Suzanne Ofgant Steve Wilkinson Arlene McCormick Pink Magic is a light situation comedy that takes place in Mexico City, It deals with American tourists, tentering the plot on three high school girls and their mirthtul pursuit ot romance. The tourists' art along with romance intlict additional characters who create atmosphere and comic complications. study ot

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lip!! Ann Harker and Josephine Seward were elected the Camden Junior NOMA fNa- tional Office Management Associationl rep- The Bausch and Lomb Science Foundation Award was awarded to George Kraus. George was chosen for this honor by the Science Department at Lenape and received a certificate. Lenape Awards resentatives from Lenape. Each month they attend meetings at surrounding business establishments. Carolyn Seaman received a certificate for the Daughters of the American Revolution Award. The faculty made nominations and the senior class voted for candidates on the basis of citizenship, leadership, scholarship and character. Dale Remington was elected the member-at-large at the NJEA Conference.