Lenape High School - Legend Yearbook (Medford, NJ)

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LENAPE STUDENTS SKI THIS YEAR The newest addition to Lenape's already long list of clubs is the Ski Club. These winter worshippers have a chance to indulge in a few Saturdays of skiing pleasure on the snowy slopes of Pennsylvania. Those students with a classical argumenta- tive inclination can channel their energies into the Debate Team. President Pete Nelson and Vice-President Larry Miller admit that the team's most formidable challenge arises not from competing in the South Jersey De- bate League but from participating in the Temple Speech Festival. However the team fares in debate, the members can always fall back on their classically egotistical maxim: 4'Whatever your position, it is absurd, and we can prove it. 4 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROW 1: D. A. Bakely, P. Pavlich, J. Kerstetter, N. Jemiola, B. Bisignano, L. Claypool, C. Weeks, C. Bark- low, L. Wright, S. Wooley, P. Bradshaw, J. L. White, K. Bridge, D. Alvi- ni, S. Ditmars, G. Kelly, A. Klarman. ROW 2: K. Lahn, K. Kraus, M. Middleton, M. Seeley, C. Brink, A. Alexander, S. Wells, P. Cudemo, D. Lester, C. Breder, P. Meek, B. Krattenmaker, M. Humphrey, K. Weav- er, S. Kumpel, N. Pennypacker, L. Riha, N. Slocum. ROW 3: J. Chal- lender, M. Parker, G. Yates, J. Shreiber, C. Shaw, J. Achey, K. Riley, C. Achey, C. Wimpling, J. Wetherill, J. Monte, S. Becker, L. Cundili J. SKI CLUB ROW 1: K. Higgins, D. Lester, P. Jones, M. Mon aghan, C. Williams, L. Bonn, J. Kern, M. Smith, L. Marcewicz, K. Andrae. ROW 2: J. Rice, E. Monaghan, S. Wersler, D. Mc- Dowell, B. Wagner, C. Clark, D. Hewit, B. Cowperthwaite, M McCutcheon, Mr. Cuzzimano. ROW 3: R. Yoder, B. Kidder, Mr. Ferry, K. Dutson, L. Yates, J. Dolan, R. Hysley, N Robins, E. McIntyre, AR. Mullen, P. Jenkins, F. Ewing, C. Ros -ef- in, P. Cudemo, G. Grunditz, C. Easton, M. Petroclb, B. Irick. ROW 4: B. Forringer, B. Gaskill, A. Ammon, T. Burkley, B. Pogson, J. Farquharson, E. Roberts, M. Stamat, G. Cridland, H. Osborn, J. Beckett, R. Kantner, N. Guarina, L. Lee, D. Cle- ments. ROW 5: M. Reed, S. Baker, S. Osborn, B. Cantwell, R . Bullen, Y. Ireland, P. Dillenschneider, C. Spengel, C. Rosin. 144

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EIGHT CLLWBS CATER TO SPECIAL INTERESTS Eight of Lenapeis clubs offer its students the opportunity to indulge in the hobby of their choice. The Model Airplane Club meets on Wednesdays to fly their airplanes. Those students interested in the challenging game of chess can find an outlet for their mental calisthenics in Lenape,s Chess Club under the guid- ance of Mr. Patzold. Among their scheduled projects the Camera Club lists a trip to the Island Beach State Park and an exhibit of their photographic elforts. Mr. Kulick advises the activities of the Bowling Club. The kegglers are divided into teams and compete in a league. Both those offseason athletes who want to stay in shape and those students interested in the sports of weight-lifting and gymnastics work out in the North Gym three times a week. All students interested in the discussion and observation of psychic phenomenon congregate in NDl6 every Thursday in the U.P.P.I.C. Club. If theology or the study of the Bible interests a student, he may join the Bible Club directed by Mr. Paul Luethy and Senor Casas. Finally, the future Bridge players of Lenape can while the hours away in a fast game of Bridge with Mr. Kloos. ' . ,J 2, . - f MODEL AIRPLANE CLUB J. Winch, R. Pilkington, J. Bird, S. Urbanski. WEIGHT LIFTING CLUB ROW 1: L. Brown, P. Cundifl M. Diamond, D. Ellis, J. Banda- zewski. ROW 2: D. Smith, D. Carpenter, B. Jones, J. Frokjer, D. Freeman, L. Lee, B. Sharp. 143

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Farley, J. Parry, L. Major, C. Olt, Eileen M. Weeks, J. Jolly. ROW4: E Klarman, R. Paynter, D. McClay, D. de More, G. Brown, D. Monte B. G. Bisignano, J. Cowperthwaite, C. Ferri, J. Powell, M. Hasegawa, T. Bethel, L. Dahlborg, A. Bende, N. Iannuzzi, D. Stoudt, L. Pfannenstein, E. Gildner, R. Wagner. ROW 5: J. Davis, J. Layman, A. Brick, P. Nel- son, D. Thompson, L. O'Keefe, J. Miller, V. Thompson, D. Jarvis, R Dickie, R. Ehlers, J. Nettleman, M. Nobel, H. Gibb, D. Eisenhth, B Deveraux, F. Dylla. HONOR SOCIETIES Lenapeis Three Fires Chapter of the National Honor Society is an organiza- tion designed to recognize and reward the superior student. On April 29 the So- ciety inducts new members into the chap- ter in a candle light service. Under Mrs. Wilson's guidance the members had one new activity, selling used books at the Fun Day. The Hispanic Honor Society is Le- nape's second honorary organization. Advised by Mr. Casas, the group meets once a month. The main activity is a field trip to New Yorkis Hispanic Honor Society to familiarize the members with a small part of Spanish Culture. SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY. ROW I: C. Fisher, G. Horner, S. Long, G. McClelland, B. Mitchell, S. Yaeger, V. Bethel, C. Hattman, Mr. Cases. ROW 2: S. Wooley, D. Digby, L. Campbell, P. Liedel, L. Major, P. Sauer, P. Palermo, L. Sweatman, P. Clements. ROW 3: R. Godfrey, L. Yates, J. Hartshorn M Haines, P. Rohrich, H. Yooch, N. Rice. DEBATE TEAM ROW 1: M. Kalb, D. Voshen, Mrs. Gandy, B. McGinis. ROWZ: A. Burkart, L. Newman, J. Larriman, P. Nelson, L. Miller. 145