Lenape High School - Legend Yearbook (Medford, NJ)

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Row l: Sandy Eckenhoff, Vice President, Kathy Bridge, Secretory, Terry Conver, Song Leader, Jeannie Far- ley, Historian, Nancy Denning, Ways and Means Committee Co-Chairman, Row 2: Nancy Mitchell, Pam Bradshaw, Nancy Moore, Elaine MCCrink, Christine Kiefer, Dorothy Edwards, Mary Hartmann, Peggy Biscup. Row 3: Jane Gower, Janet Kumpel, Linda Nolan, Carol Owens, Ernestine Dorisco, Andrea Berg- quist, Alice Dawson, Linda Urian, Elaine Winchester, Shirley Elbertson, Madeline Simpers. Row 4: Mrs. Lowry, Joy Phillips, Phyllis Andrus, Karen Riley, Lois Smith, Mary Hasz, Harriet Kerlin, Mary Jane Fer- guson, Michelle Watson, Mary Alice Engle, Carol Jacoby, Starr Densten, Absent: Frances Dickinson, President, Susan Hall, Treasurer, Elaine White, Ways and Means Committee Co'Choirman. There are presently thirty members in the Lenape Chapter are sent to the State Convention at Columbia, New Jersey, with represented the Chapter, all members are welcome to attend An annual dance is held at which time the queen and her One of the main goals of the organization is to raise money the National Convention. John Corey and Charles Hughes were with all expenses paid. Randy Allen played in the l'l5-piece FFA band which perform Future Farmers of America + , X I .fiomlulwmtxe 2 mEftzziwhlE 'oo vm NEW io Future Homemakers of Amer The Lenape Chapter of the New Jersey Assoc tion of the Future Homemakers of America is filiated with the state and national chapters. It an organization having definite goals, They a Education, Discovering Self, Citizenship, and Fam Living. This year the FHA had several activities, a dan a Thanksgiving basket and Christmas basket to g to needy families through Mrs. Palese, collect, toys and clothing for needy families, making Seve Christmas decorations to sell, and they entered float in the Medford Halloween Parade. A fash show was held in the spring. The money mode from praiects will be used send as many of the members as possible to Annual State Convention held at Asbury Park. of Future Farmers of America. Every year two delegates all expenses paid. This year Randy Allen and Charles Hughes the three-day convention. court are selected. Also each year an FFA banquet is held. to send two boys to Kansas City, Missouri, each year for the representatives this year and were there for one week ed at the convention all week. The State Association paid all expenses for ten days. The band also appeared on TV and led the American Royal Parade. fi ,L . A I , is ,5 I ' oP fi'PIv Awl ling' - 'K 'Ji 54' X '14 Qldfg 1.1 Row lf Pat Giberson, Sentinel, Randy Allen, Pres dent, Wayne Rockhill, Advisory Council, Amos Ru derow, Secretary, Fred Doyle, Vice President, .lo Corey, Treasurer, Row 2: Ronnie Herman, Jack Schu theis, David Alloway, Richard Kingsborough, Dav Delia, Mr. Woodford, Advisor.

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Radio Club This year the radio club started classes in code and radio theory so that its members could pass the, tests given by the Federal Communications Commission, For those who had done this, a radio station was planned where they could operate. Members work tovvard getting their amateur radio license which three members now have. Paul Greer, Bill Walton, President, Steve Hall, Mr. Rasenberger, Advisor, Grant Nicholls, Secre- tary and Treasurer, Dave McGee, Vice Presidentg Robert Griffith, Doug Stewart. Debating Club I agree. Sorry, but I don't . . . The De- bating Club meets each Wednesday and is under the direction of Mr. Thomas King. The club prepares for debates throughout the school year having both an affirmative and a negative team participating in the South Jersey Debate League. Left to Right: Negative Team, Larry Klein, Vice President: Karen Lahn, Vinton Thompson, President, Joyce Powell, Mr. King. Affirmative Team, Matt McCrink, Bea Fuchs, Peter Nelson, Bill May. Absent: Karen Kraus, Secretary, Future Business Leaders of America Oh, Miss, will you type this letter . . . FBLA Club was organized to develop competent and aggressive business leaders and to create more interest and understanding in intelligent choices of business occupations. Members are corresponding with alumni business students and companies offering future job opportunities pertaining to business. if U T U R E USINESS EADERS A MERICA Q ,Q i F. B, L Row 1: Pat Sharp, Sandy Nacucchio, Sharon Daly, Pat Scott, Barbara Smalley, Pat Zakrzew- ski, Secretaryp Rosemary Wade, Lorraine Clay- pool. Row 2: Helen Crarnmer, Sandy Ditrnars, Linda Wells, Pat Shute, Vice President, Pam Bradshaw, Barbara Sylvis, Sharon McKinney. Row 3: Sarah Harris, Presidentp Jody Dahms, Diana Duffield, Treasurer, Betty Ann Burness, Leslie Bogie, Bobbi Bisignano, Diana DeMore. Row 4: Mr. Ego and Mr. Fisher, Advisors.

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Girls' Varsity Club wapes Girls' Varsity Club is composed ol all girls have earned a varsity letter, Several interesting cts ol the varsity club are Thanksgiving and Christ: baskets tor the needy, get well cards tor faculty oers, a Sadie Hawkins dance, and a girls' sports uet which climaxes the year. A special event this sponsored by the varsity club was a hockey game een the girls' varsity hockey team and the boys' 'y football team. Many excited students and tac- members witnessed this gala event which ended tie score, l-l. 1: Harriet McElhone, Vice President: Sarah Harris, :sponding Secretary: Alex Bradley, Treasurer: Su nt, Recording Secretary: Kris Breidenbach, Presi- Mrs. Slaveski, Row 2: Joan Morrison, Jane Kemps, l Loelller, Janet Grovatt, Alberta Perla, Margie hlin, Judy Ogens. Row 3: Joyce Morrison, Faye minger, Sue DeChurch, Darlene Henry, Diane Lip- tt, Sandy Walker. Row 4: Betty Mueller, Lyn ,tt, Lynn Perkins, Lenara Patterson, Chris Stocker, e Col-lins. Row 5: Mary Phillips, Judy Smith, Judy ings, Sandy Bartello, Carol Gave, Arlene McCormick. Hi-Y Club he Hi-Y is a high school club for boys which ponsored by the YMCA and promotes good enship and sportsmanship. The club held a Hop in January and attended a Conference renton this Spring. l: Bill Bisignano, President: Tom Godfrey, Ser: t-at-Arms: Charles Donachy, Treasurer: Jack Kern, etary. Row 2: Mr. Riltle, Advisor: Dave Krantz, President: Jim Slaterbeck, Chaplain: Norman Hill iamentarian. Absent: Bob Middleton, Vice President Stage Crew Paints, lights, wood-the Stage Crew is the or- ganization which ably helps with the decora- tions and props for dances and musical activities. They also help make the scenery for the class plays and set up the sound equipment forlour assemblies. Row l: Harry Bozarth, Dolores Starliper, John McMil- len, Candy Dolezar, John Vargas, Linda CouglI,anOt Bgrbgrq Ogden, Manager: Sam Clark. Row 2: Vinton Thompson, Dave Franzrnan, Mr. Cullen, Advisor: ,Doug Turner, John Gallagher.