Maple Shade High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Maple Shade, NJ)

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Clubs in Maple Shade take many forms. From Honor Society to Student Council, from French Club to Year- book, from DECA to FBLA, clubs enrich a student's career in high school. Some clubs have fundraisers to keep students busy, and some clubs keep them so busy that they don't have time to eat, sleep, or do their homework. Although most clubs aren't that bad, it goes without saying that they are a fun and interesting part of their year. So keep in mind clubs attract col- leges, and since they can be fun too, they fit right into a student's schedule. So involve yourself, as clubs are a basic ingredient in a high school experience. is When will this class be over? Dan luckett can't wait to get to his after school activities. He is an avid baseball player. m X X Pausing in the middle ofa quiz, Heather Dilenge stops to think about her cheerleading routine. Heather is an enthusiastic cheerleader and involved in many clubs. , gzLJi:iFb!5:1EW3:Y'Y Hey, even geniuses make mistakes! That's what loe Patrocho seems to be saying as he is caught erasing an error. loe participates in many clubs and activities. Clubs! 147

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ational Honor Society Four Basic Qualities The Honor Society is composed of students who have a cumulative grade point average of 3.4 or higher, and are rated by teachers on the other qualities of the society: leadership, character, and service Once in the society, members getin- volved in service projects for the community or the school. This year, with the help of its newadvisor Ms. Beauregard, the Honor Society vvroteits constitution and its by-lavvs and held its main fundraiser, Donkey Basketball. The society also assisted in the creation of a Maple Shade Business directory and participatediin gMilitaryMail Call, by sending letters to service personnel avvay from home during Christmas. Members characteriZe the good student who might someday prove to be the pillars of society. Students in the society can be proud of their accomplishments and serve as a good example for other studentsqa is s sf Qxx h IW N ffl T f f I , f 'N '31 Brenda Silcox, Secretary, Joe Petrochko, Treasurer, Mara Roitman, i Preparing to induct new members are Lara Diamond, ' President, Rich Piccola, Vice-President y y g g y Cindy Hess andadvisor Ms.KBeauregard. K 1481 Nat'l Honors . Jeanne Dermody, Lara Diamondwj Weidman, Scott Furphy, Phil Brennan, R Piccola, Heather Delenge, Shelly Walk Paul Ackerman, Ann McGovern, Ma Roitman, Brenda Silcox, Gary Murpl Hee Sook Kang, Heather White, Stac Marcantuono, Jennifer Feidler, Cin Hess. ' A' '