Lenape High School - Legend Yearbook (Medford, NJ)

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Librar Department Guidance Department Standing: Paul A. Napolitano, Mrs. Joyce Burns, Harry Holman, coordinatorp William Gallagher. Seated: Mrs. Nola Abrams, sec- retary. Mrs. Miriam E. Griffin, librarian, supervises as Miss Dolores Schaffhauser, assistant, checks out a book for Lynn Jefferies. magenta . lm Q vin, Q an , 4 r ,Q 'Hal' e'4 ' Medical Department Mrs. Margaret H. Palese, school nurse, assisting Doctor James Q. Atkinson's examination of Arlene McCormick. L is

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To the Class of l963: lt is always a pleasure for me when I am asked to express a few words for our graduating class. As seniors you have completed a cycle. Decisions must now be made as to what, where, and how you will spend The up-coming years. It is my profound hope, that as Teachers and educators, we have in some small way con- tributed to help you make these decisions. If we have, Then our iob has been accomplished. To see a class leave us each year, brings fond memories of The success and tribulations you encountered during your stay with us. Remember that each defeat, success, or encounter is iust another stepping stone in The road of life. The best of everything to The Class of '63. To The Class of I963: I believe that The Theme of your yearbook is very appropriate to our times. We are literally reaching for The stars in this age of space technology. We are also involved in a mortal ideological combat, a struggle that may well determine The fate of democracy for centuries to come. All of you have been entrusted with certain responsibilities that are pertinent and relative to our society. This should make you aware of the fact that a democracy cannot be maintained or preserved unless it is deserved and earned. The edu- cation that you have received at Lenape Regional High School is a basic foundation for democracy. Upon this foundation, each of you will be placed as a building block in our stairway to the stars. You are charged with the responsibility of lifting others with you as you climb this stairway. Without This helping hand, you and yours cannot grow, democracy cannot exist, and the world cannot remain free. It has, indeed, been a privilege to have worked with you this past year. To the Class of I963: Success is defined as the termination of a favorable venture. You have attained one phase of success at this point. Your future will project new ventures into your path and only you can determine the outcomes as these hases develop p . It is with pleasure that I congratulate you on the successful com- pletion of this venture and it is with sincerity that I wish you success in all future endeavors. fczanlz- ML.. lbs lfmwitews ww

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Attendance Officer Students helping Mr. Thomas Delamater with the daily attendance. Secretary to uperintendent Miss Edna Adams, secretary to Mr. Ellwood. S z ' Miss Mary Jane Lippincott, main office secretary, Mrs. Gail Currier, secretary to Mr. Konsiantinos, Mrs. Eva Jane Dayton, secretary to Mr. Driscoll