Lenape High School - Legend Yearbook (Medford, NJ)

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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. ROW I: L. O'Keefe, K. Arkin- son, M. Sprague, D. Thompson, D. Clark, C. Harder, J. Schrib- er, J. Piper, G. Dyer. ROWZ: Miss Lewis, F. Dylla, J. Layman, The Student Council is Lenapeis primary means of student expression. Through this organization the student body can suggest any amelioration it deems necessary or beneficial to L.R.H.S. Besides giving the students an opportunity to speak with the Administration, the Student Council performs innumerable services for the entire school. This year's ofiicers are Chuck Harker, President, Jayne Schreiber, Vice-President, Jackie Piper, Corre- sponding Secretaryg Pat Moore, Recording Secre- tary, Gini Dyer, Treasurer. Working together with advisers, Miss Lewis and Mr. Kulick, these ollicers have provided the impetus that stimulates the homeroom representatives to execute the numer- ous Student Council activities. These activities in- clude the Halloween Dance, Gobbler's Ball, Christmas Semi-Formal Dance, Alumni Banquet, Interclass Basketball Tournament, and American Field Service Stock Sale. The Student Council also M. Smith, M. Hahn, J. Kern, S. Schreiber, B. Lake, T. Cude- mo, S. Kepler, M. Reed. ROW 3: T. McCord, A, Corbin, J Rice, J. Merkh, B. Pintozzi, J. Layman. collects donations for the A.F.S. at football games, has a tree planting ceremony on Arbor Day, and a get-acquainted Dance in June to orientate the freshmen-to-be. Finally the Student Council makes several donations to various groups in the community. Bundle Week provides used clothing to Good-Will Industries. At Christmas, canned goods are collected from the student body and friends of Lenape for the needy in our area. This year a record number of 11,000 cans were collected, and in addition to these, money was pro- vided to buy turkeys and milk. Working in close conjunction with Student Council, the American Field Service Club brought exchange students from Japan and Costa Rica to Lenape this year and also sent a Lenape Junior, Janice Kay, to New Zealand. Mrs. Brink is adviser to A.F.A. and Tom McCord leads the club's actitities as President. GENERAL ASSEMBLY. ROW 1: H. Walp, R. Schofield, L. Heckler, M. Alloway, B. Jones, G. Grunditz, M. Haines, K. Courtney, P. Palermo. ROW 2: P. Dunlap, S. Smallie, A. Klar- man, B. Mitchell, S. Long, L. Peterson, L. Marcewicz, C. Gibbs R. Palermo. ROW 3: S. Hounanian, R. Sherman, B. Levesque, M. Dawes, P. Sauer, J. Ehlers, S. McCutcheon, D. Capotrio, D. s Rulon, C. Gallagher, P. Steff. ROW 4: B. Liews, D. Dylla, B Chilkotowsky, K. Misiewicz, B. Brick, R. Kidder, B. Allin, C Rosin, D. Harvey, D. Pennypacker, S. Brown. ROW 5: R. Tew L. Robles, S. Lester, J, Mastrangeb, G. Thorpe, D. Woodward N. Guerina, S. Street, K. Slaterback, D. Winner, C. Mills.

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THE STUDENT COUNCIL'S SERVICES TO LENAPE INCLUDE DANCES, ALUMNI BANQUET, FOOD AND CLOTHING TO THE NEEDY, AND THE A.F.S. PROGRAM Under the guidance of Student Council, 11,000 cans were collected for needy families. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE CLUB. ROW 1: P. Dunlap, B. Dunlap, M. Nikano, J. Jacoby, Weaver, N. Densten. ROW 2: S. Smalley, M. Alloway, T. McCord, M. DePr1nce, T. Patrick, L. Wea