Lenape High School - Legend Yearbook (Medford, NJ)

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BIOLOGY CLUB The Biology club is made up of students who desire to know more of the life around them. Mr. John Jones, advisor, strives to please and offers a wide choice of trips in- cluding Aquarama and the College of Physi- cians. The trip to the Natural History Museum should be one of the Biology Club's outstanding events this year. George Blasiola, President, has arranged for all the tours including the Philadelphia Zoo.

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'i'P ' ll Wi 'NI' ' ', E. McNamara: ROW 2: S. Edwards. R. Mitchell. LIBRARY COUNCIL: lst Row: S. Greene. C. Martino. B. Conrow. Y. Cottera . . .. lglanl L. DiD0nato. M. Sffull. C. Barrall. A. Barrett. Frantzmen. D. Mullin. D.Eck1-rt. Row 3: Y. Malinowski. B. Lang. T. Jeffries: Row 4: B. Berger. P. Gilmer. B. Nardin. E. Robinson. X L CLU9 V A+ .IIITS M .uf - W.L.H.S. 'lGood morning , . . would you please rise for . . signals the beginning of a new school made by the sounds of WLHS. The news topics help with un- read current events and every Senior awaits the verdict. . . Senior court temperature today is. . The bearers of these good tidings are as pictured to the right: Mr. Suplee, Advisor, L. Simms, T. Elder, L. Newman, M. Mcclatchey, D. Perkins. A. Clee- land, L. Miller. 133

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Habla Usted el Espanol? The members of the Hispanic Honor Society have learned a great deal about Spanish culture through their past years activities. Two fiestas, in the spring and at Christmas, were highly successul. A trip to New York, the Hispanic Museum and a Spanish restaurant, culminated the years activities. The president of the Honor Society is Shirley Long, secretary Barb Mitchell. and treasurer Gini Mc- Clelland. Pictured in front of Advisor Senor Casas Bulletin Board are S. Long and G. McClelland fRow ll, L. Major. P. Sauer. C. Hartman. C, Bisignano. and J. Magee 1Row 21, P. Walsh. N. Denster. K. Court- ney. M. Haines. and L. Lee QROW 31. 1237 ann., xf u-'fi W l......-----l 5 fwzswgwf-:W 'S I 3 Sprechen Sie Deutch'9 The German Club has parti- cipated in various activities to familiarize its members with the culture of Germany. In- cluded were dinner at the Schwarzhald Inn. and a Christmas concert and ban- quet in Philadelphia. Advisor is Mr. David Silverstein and officers are Yvonne Ireland. president. Ronnie Stuart. vice-president. and Lois Reiss. secretary-treasurer. Parlez-vous e as francais? A The French Club brings stu- dents into close contact with French customs. They make trips to the museums of Philadelphia. Officers are President Debbie Thompson. Vice-President Jerry Carpenter. Secretary Sue Bankston. Treas- urer Patricia jones. Publicity Agent Mer- ril Kalh. As adviser Nlr. ,lost-ph Plageman sees the spirit of France carried through.