Lenape High School - Legend Yearbook (Medford, NJ)

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A-101 Row 7: Alton Boice, Terrance Bergum, David Bohn, Alvan Brick, Richard Bishop, Mrs. Ehlers. Row 2: Cheryl Brink, Sandra Butterworth, Bar- bara A, Bisignano, Kathleen Bridge, Barbara J. Bisignano, Mary Burns. Row 3: James Braddock, Constance Braddock, Elizabeth Brown, Nancy Bowman, Sharon Bra- dy, Sandra Becker, Row 4: Charles Berry, George Brown, Pamela Bradshaw, Betty Burness, Virginia Brown, Robert Bushong. Absent: Alison Bende, Granville Bozarth, Deborah Campbell. W , Www. we f-vm eww. awww ,wa ,WMM A-100 Row i: Doreen A. Bakely, Jacky Achey, Don- na Alvini, Phyllis Andrus, Miss Moore, Peggy Alexander, Bonnie Bletterman, Doreen V, Bakely, June Barricelli. Row 2: Donna Aururnma, Sallie Banse, Bever- lee Allen, Sandra Allen, Kathleen Baker, Ann Alexander, Nancy Alcott, Catherine Anderson. Row 3: Thomas Adams, Richard Allen, James Batchelor, Jurgen Baumann, Robert Abbott, Hugh Arkinson, Richard Barnett. Row 4: Frank Ashman, Charles Bakely, Fred Baker, Robert Ard, Donald Ament, Terry Bar- tello, Richard Ard. A-102 Row 7: Barbara Chapman, Lorraine Claypool, Cheryl Chew, Sam Conley, John Casciano, Pete Clark, Mike Chatey, Mr. Ferry. Row 2: Violet Cox, Laurie Cunditt, Bonnie Chwastek, Janet Cowperthvvaite, Robert Cor- son, Barrie Campen, John Cook, Ronnie Clark. Row 3: Beverly Cann, Carole Caudle, Joan Chambers, Gerry Carpenter, Steve Clegg, Leslie Cook, Robert Connell, Fred Cutts. Row 4: Nancy Clark, Linda Capella, Maureen Cleary, Jill Challender, Don Crouthamel, Jett Clark, Elrrier Cotton. 79

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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

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A-200 Row 7: Carol Drayton, Margaret Ecker, Kath- leen Eastwood, Josy Eder, Beth Edwards, Shir- ley Elbertson, Betty Lou Fabey, Miss Engel. Row 2: Carol Ferri, Jeannie Farley, Marlene Ellis, Lorraine Goodrich, Linda Faunee, Alice Feeley, Taffy Drada. Row 3: Jack Ferguson, John Edwards, John Eichmann, Roloert Ehlers, Joe Fackler, Edward Fink. Row 4: Dan Eisenhuth, Jim English, Martin Ellis, Thomas Ellis, Dennis Du Bell, Charles Fenimore. A-103 Row i: Mr. Ego, Bob Depriest, Josephine D Lynne Dahlborg, Philip Delio, Antoinette Delec Dawson, Sandra Ditmars. Row 2: Ernest Dickerson, Ronnie DiMaio, Franl risio, Lastarr Densten, Judith DeMore, Diana More, Richard Curry. Row 3: Bruce Donharl, William Davidson, . Denson, Shirley Dickson, Mary Ann Dolezar, DeMore, Bill Devereaux. Row 4: Gary Crouthamel, Harold Tatum, Ed phin, Darrell DeWitt, Nick DellaValle, Glenn harl, Craig Dobson. A-201 Row 7: Diane Gaskill, Joyce Funk, Marguerite ro, Mary Garlanger, Dorothy Gehouskey, Bonnie don. Row 2: Jim Fox, Clare Goll, Ruth Fitzpatrick, Bri Gott, Jane Gower, Sharon Flanigan. Row 3: Edwin Gildner, John Gallagher, Bob Ga Daniel Fisher, Donald French, Harold Gray, RC! Foxhill, Richard Gilmore. Row 4: Jon Franko, Howard Gibb, Dave Forrest, Gager, Charles Fullerton, Robert Gardner, Ric Gaul, William Gacutan, Absent: Frank Giberson, Mrs. Williams.