Lenape High School - Legend Yearbook (Medford, NJ)

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STUDENT COUNCIL gqp- MMM A was sg .1 The Student Council is the students' voice in the government of Lenape. Besides working closely with the administration, the Coun- cil, General Assembly and Executive Committee, serve both school and community. The Cobbler's Ball and Winter Wonderland semi- formal dance were both highly successful. Council members act as receptionists to greet parents and visitors and perform various neces- sary services throughout the school. The Student Council welcomes the new students fWelcome Back Dancej and keeps the graduate in touch with Lenape activities and classmates fAlumni Buffetj. Helping to support the American Field Service Exchange Students, this year Manuel Mir from Spain and Isabelle Pouget from France, the Council serves both school and community. The students and friends of Lenape also participate in the Christmas canned food drive and Bundle Week. These efforts were coordinated by advisors Mr. Joseph Kulick and Miss Laura Lewis.

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STUDENT COUNCIL MEETING: Standing in the foreground are Steve Wilson and Mary Smilh. oflieers. Row I Pat Moore. Lillian Major. and Carol Bisig nano. officers. Row 2 N. Hatcher. L. Daees. N. Wells. S. Samlly. R. Carson. L. Lee. P. Heaeoek. M. Bueeilia. Row 3 D. Pennypaeker. R. Ha es. D. Th y ompson P. Thompson. M. Haines. W. Burrows, L. Peterson. M. Hahn. S. Long. Row 4 S. Alloway. R. Holmes. R. Mazuras. D. Bethel, T. Paul. K. Moora. M. Shusler man. C. Gauiio. J. Mastrangelo. P. Alvini. Row 5 F. Whalen. P. Polermo. N. Corbett, V. Bethel. P. Sauer. J. Chisholm. C. Mclfutcheon. N. Clark. D. Davis, B Levette. S. Scrieber. ROW 6 L. King. V. Vick. J. Maslaas, J. Munn. J. Wheeler, K. Cleary. D. Voshell. D, Gerber. L. Lee. J. Peak. Row 7 L. Beaury. C. Alexan der. B. Boyer. J. Rice. L. Sneider, M. Gillen. M. Durham. Row 8 L. Shoaff. J. Magee. L. Cornwell. STUDENT COUNCIL LEADERS: Advisors Mr. Jose h Kuli k d M' L L ' T C p c an iss aura ewis, reasurer, arol Bisignano. Corres. Sec, Lil Major. Rec. Sec, Mary Smith. V. Pres. Pat Moore. and Pres. Steve Wilson. l26

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FBLA The Future Business Leaders of America maintains a secretary pool as one of its ser- vice functions. Here the members of the club watch the IBM print out report cards, including Mrs. Wersi, Advisor, Ron Caudle, Treas.. Bonnie Berger, Poldi Palermo, Pres., Sarah Robson, Brenda Chestnut, ,loan Pitos- cia, Beth Kidder, Elea- nore McNamara, Bob Garron, David Tocco, and Ed Hudack. Not Pictured V.P. Shirley Williams and Sec. Carol Ellis. F.N.A. The Future Nurses of America, under the guidance ot Mrs. Palese, visits hospitals and undertakes projects such as wrapping gifts for needy as pictured above. The officers include Catherine Boice, Pres. and Pat Wells VP. ffihfiiil -was-uw-ff F.H.A. The Future Homemakers of America undertake many projects such as the Cook Book Sale. The fol- lowing members are discussing this project: fBackj Kathy Van Sciver, Mary Alice Kerns, Trinnette Mazuros, Pat Gilmer, Pres., Priscilla Walsh, Sec., Sue Green, Mrs. Sutton, Advisor, ,Iudy Grapes, Proj. Chairman. fFrontj Karen Dye, Cindy Prick- ett Jeanette Elhers, Gerri Pillo, Sandy Frantzman. ,. 'Q