Lenape High School - Legend Yearbook (Medford, NJ)

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FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA ROW I: C. Moore, J. J. Davis, J. Hillman, B. King, P. Kester, W. Midgett, J. Maskal. Clark, A. Hall, L. Haetz, B. Sharp, H. Gruno, Mr. Woodford. ROW 3: C. Poucell, J. Hill, W. Powers, J. Allen, H. Fox, M. ROW2: A. Hullman, G. Thomas, T. Doyle, D. Higginbatham, Chapman, F. Cook, D. Kumpel, G. Hildebrant, W. Smith. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB OF AMERICA ROW 1: Mary Jane Corliss, Harry Gerber, Sheila Barr, Joe Mahoney. ROW 2: Mr. DeFebo, JoAnn Crawford, Rosemary Raiquel, Marie Klein, Harry Bozarth, Robert Kurelko. ROW 3: John Guertler, Irv Chew, Richard Erisman, Robert Tiver, Ken Collins, Greg Tiver. Gandy, P. C. Evans. Fowler, P. Dowell, D. M. Haines, Eder, B. Wagner, C. Spengel, M. Scull ROW 3: A. Klarman, S. Gandy, G Alvini, F. Walton, L. Sweatman, D. Mc- Voshell, L. Tatem, D. Jones, R. Mullen, S. Schreiber, R. Hofmann. 9 Included in Lenapels vast club program are live clubs which provide students with a strong background in their chosen professions. The Distributive Education Club of America CD.E.C.A.j instills in its members not only a better understanding of the retail field but also a better civic atti- tude, In the Future Nurses of America's CF.N.A.j planned activities are included trips to nearby hospitals and convales- cent homes where the girls can observe the many aspects of nursing. Approximately seventy future teachers meet once a month to further their interests in the teaching profession. The members of the Future Teachers of America fF.T.A.j participate in several conferences and conventions as well as perform many services to the school. Led by Mr. Woodford, the Future Farmers of America CF.F.A.j select the Burlington County Farm Fair Queen contestant and send four delegates to the F.F.A. National Convention in Kansas. The Future Homemakers of America QF.H.A.J is comprised of girls who intend to devote their faculties to making homelife more en- joyable. With the aid of their advisers these live clubs give their members a chance to-develop skills in various and im- portant occupations. 2 137

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V FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA. ROW 1: E. Merelield, S. Still, S. Goldy, M. Elliott, B. Dunlap, Mrs. Palese, Y. Still, M. Hunter, D. Birgan. ROW2: C. Yeager, R. Angstadt, S. Anderson C Borce C Frantzman, L. McCarty, R. Hickey, S. Osborn, S. Osborn, S. McAfee, P. Wells. ROW 32 I..Burke, L. Yates, R. Carter, J. Layman, C. Higgins, D. Chasteen. LENAPE'S VAST CLUB PROGRAM PROVIDES VOCATIONAL TRAINING TO MANY INDIVIDUALS 136 1 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA. ROW 1: C. Fisher, R. Peck, D. Monte, E. Roberts, S. Woo- ley, B. Irick, N. Wells, C. Rosin, C. Kidder. ROW 2: J. Mastramgelo, J. Rice, B. Cowperthwaite, S. Long, K. Fichter, T. Tomkinson, K. Donachy, S.

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at S l E as SUBJECT MATTER CLUBS PROVIDE AN EXTENSION OF CLASSROOM STUDY 1. S Q. 'I E BIOLOGY CLUB. ROW I: R. Angstadt, S. Street, C. Williams, L. Selinski, C. Zarroli, B. Saltenberger, R. Sherman, D. Potter, R. Cartwright, C. Gallagher, B. Mitchell. ROW 2: L. Didonato, B. Cowperthwaite, M. Mc- Cutcheon, C. Rosin, C. Spengel, L. Sehlicher, J. Gates, B. Koch, S. Rigsby. ROW 3: E Greenberg, L. Campbell, S. Long, J. Watson L. Major, G. McClelland, M. Laws, V s GERMAN CLUB. ROW 1: D. Zimmerman, S. Weber, R. Stuart, Y. Ireland, G. Sanderson, A. Ood, E. Walls, E. Bush. ROW 2: Mr. Silverstein, H. Best, D. Dylla, P. Rakowski, D. Bisignano, L. Meng. SCIENCE CLUB. ROW 1: B. Jones, P. While, M. Petrocelli, L. Fisher, D. Thompson, D. Trynor, D. Gayle, R. Gimbel, E. Mon- H SPANISH CLUB. Row 1.- Mr. Casas, S. Long, V. McClelland, B. Mitchell, L. NWTH CLUB' R0Wff D- Major, C. Gallagher, N. Rice. ROW 2: L. Campbell, P. Liedel, D. Freeman, L. Blslgnano' T' Schiller' J' Lee, G. Horner, P. Clements, J. Harria. 138