Lenape High School - Legend Yearbook (Medford, NJ)

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Cafeteria D Row l: Doug Sylvis, Carol Walter, Veronica Vogt, Mr. Schnepf, Karen Tillwick, Laura Wal- ton, Greg Tiver, Robert Tiver. Row 2: Pat Wagner, Florence Thompson, Hel- en Tice, Pat Thacker, Vedi Tamaccio, Florence Walton, Lola Owens, Dorothy Taylor. Row 3: James Sweeney, Harry Walp, Michael Tabor, Joe Sweeney, Fred Tomlinson, Allan Swindell, John Thompson, Row 4: Pat Tomkinson, Peggy Tiver, Marion Wilkinson, Linda Urian, Doug Turner, David Thompson, Ronald Sullivan, Absent: Linda Sweatman, Tom Van Winkle, Bill Swain, Cafeteria C Row l: Mr. Slaveski, Peggy Smith, Pat Stackhc Doug Stewart, Meryl Simpkins, Bill Stewart, . Steff, Harold Stevens. Row 2: Sandra Sherman, Judy Shute, Connie Sl Karen Slaterbeck, Janet Stoerrle, Susan Haines, Simpkins, Linda Smith. l Row 3: Robert Sharp, Johnathan Schwind, Gel Smith, Ray Stocker, Pete Stocker, Reid Styles, Sh Still, Marge Sprague. Row 4: Katherine Smith, Dolores Starliper, Ja Sheridan, June Spangler, Peggy Simons, Jim Sr zer, Dave Smith. Absent: Anne Smith, Vera Snyder. M usie Room Row 7: Linda Wright, William Weirich, Fra Whitely, Carolyn Williams, Nlr. Copeland, Car Weeks, Marilyn Weeks, Leslie Weaks. Row 2: Susan Wells, Karen Perry, Dolores Wa Vicky Wynne, June Weaver, Jill Wood, Shirley rell. Row 3: Dawn Wescott, Jean White, Linda Y Harry Wilson, Anthony Zangaro, Ted Ziegler, Young. Row 4: William Warner, Jeanne Wells, Bev Workman, David Worrell, Joan Watson, Dol Widman, Albert Wasson. Absent: Vicky Madison.

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tuclent ounczl CAROLYN SEAMAN Vice President RALPH RICHTER President JEANNIE CLEMENT Recording Secretary VIRGINIA STEWART Corresponding Secretary The avowed purpose of the Student Council is to train students to lead and to understand the nature of democracy through participation. The benefit of the student councillhas con- ducted now traditional activities such as Bundle Day, an Alumni Dance and Banquet, Bonfires and monthly Rotarian Awards. In addition to these special events, the Council provides year- round service to the school by maintaining the Lost and Found and supplying school recep- tionists. One of its most significant and long lasting actions resulted in our Foreign Exchange pro- gram. Not only' was Daniel Furman brought to our school, but a Lenape student was also se- lected to go abroad this summer. The first lucky individual will be in the class of '64, with one member of succeeding classes participating in their respective years. Due to the departure of Ralph Richter, Presi- dent, Carolyn Seaman moved to that spot. ln a special election held by the General Assembly, John Flor was elected Vice President. DAVID BRICK Treasurer JOHN FLOR MRS. JANE P. EHLERS Vice P'eSlde ' MR. LOUIS DEFEBO Advisgr Advisor 92