Lenape High School - Legend Yearbook (Medford, NJ)

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E-107 v l: Charlotte Elbertson, Christine Elbertson, Di- Duttield, Betty Fovvler, Rose Duttey, Mary Al- Engle, Mr. Taddei. v 2: Georgette Gentner, Karen Folvveiler, Dor- ea Foster, Joan Emmons, Loretta Durham, Mary e Ferguson, v 3: Bill Flanagan, Wayne Eichtield, David Drain, Eigenbrot, Scott Fichter, Dick Drayton, Lester ver, V 4: Craig Ellis, Ted Dudley, Gordon Doyle, Gary tel, Bob Eastin, Kenneth Duffield, Martin Foster. -c E-109 Row 7: Ann Hagerthey, Nancy Fralick, Bea- trice Fuchs, Joyce Gehouslcey, Eileen Gaskill, Carol Froggett, Mrs. Conner. Row 2: Carol Haines, Peggy Greer, Faye Grem- minger, Carol Fritz, Joyce Govver, Pat Green. Row 3: Jack Gregorio, Roy Gleen, James Godfrey, Bruce Haines, Robert Haas. Row 4: Tom Godfrey, Steve Gehouskey, Dale Gibney, Ronald Foulk, Joe Fritz, Jack Gatley. Row 5: Charles Francis, Brian Gibney, Bill Gentner, Bruce Gandy. Absent: Pat Giberson, Richard Haberle, Audrey Hageman. Robin Snagg, Dave Brick, Mrs. Gurdgiel, Mr. Konstantinos, and Checking the adiustable coat hangers and sta- tionery, iunior class proiect, are David Drain, David Brick, Steve Tonkin, and Ken Duffield, Jun- iors. FTE? Alai...-11.1--viii' K . . :r'1xff7fllt,-wir' :ificsfa 5 ' i Sandie Bisignano meet vvith the representative to discuss the se- lection ot the prom charm. 0 i

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Ruth Oakman, Treasurerf Carol Olt, Corresponding Secretaryg Kathy Weaver, Recording Secretaryg Barbara Bisignano, Vice President E Gildner, President. ' ophomore Class Officers UIL Admsors Miss EMILY c. KELLEY MR- ROBERT W- FERRY Advisor Advisor Treasury fattening is the goal behind the pro- posed activities of the class. Their main event of the year was a candy sale in the spring. The com- pany had provided a trip to New York City for the homeroom selling the most. Stiff competition and a high sales volume resulted. The class held three dances including a fare- vvell to seniors dance in May. A roller skating par- ty and class picnic were also on the agenda for this year. 78 Ed Gildner, President, addresses an overflow of sophomores