Neshaminy Maple Point High School - Leaves Yearbook (Langhorne, PA)

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LIBRARY AIDE if .I .. Don Rubel, Denise Britton, Lynn Goldstein, Debbie Spillane, Barb Butler, Angel Seiler, Connie Gallop, Michelle Vote, Nan Sasak, Miriam Davis, Mary Leonard, Sharon Norton, Sue Lisowski. Library Aides are students who volunteer their time to work in the library. They perform the various tasks of shelving and issuing books, distributing magazines and managing the audio-visual equipment. They are guided in their tasks by Mr. Williams, Mrs. Stavseth, and Mrs. Weygandt. SKI CLUB The Ski Club meets the needs for those students interested in a major recreational sport. Working close with each other, it is possible for a freshman who has never skiied to be- come an advanced skier by the time he graduates. The club journeys once a week to nearby Spring Mt. where downhill skills are practiced and techniques are polished. The true test comes when the club travels to Ver- mont and challenges the harder slopes and trails. These trips are held in the cold months of 0-50 tempera- tures when most are satisfied to be indoors, safe and warm. CLUB MEMBERS: Rich Ockford, Marina Demes, Beth Semmel, Mark Fiorentino, Lois Snyder, Effie Rubenstein, Tim Hughes, Matt Wright, Bill Meridith, Frank Lavey, Dave Geller, Dan Uditis. Advisor-Mr, Scott Nedal, 127

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CGUGA l DE Kurt Angebranndt, Terri Clopton, Mike Cosack, Martha Conca, Betsy Craig, Kathy Figneroa, Pauline Hankinson, Denise O'Donnell, Barbara Rushwick, Lydia Sankow, Chris White, Matt Wright, Tammy Mitchell, Steve Koellner, Marge Charlton, Mary Ann Schrader, Karen Goldstein. The school store has grown into a major business venture for the hard working business students at Maple Point. Students in the accounting II class learn to stock and sell merchan- dise ranging from pens and paper to creative T-shirts and artistic posters. Supervised by Mrs. Gloria Reidy, the students exercise their business tal- ents on a weekly basis. It is not un- common for a student to include in his schedule a daily trip to the Cou- gar's Den. ANNOUNCEMENTS What makes our day brighter? The announcers, senior Cheryl Gearhart, and underclassmen, Vincent Shatto and Stuart Nagurka. These people have the responsibility of informing the students of the day's activities and carrying out the morning exer- cises. 126

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CHESS TEA ,fm ia? 0, .v. , Ina X 8- i C N..-M ' I 'I . Q - ,,,' IAN ' Burney Pasterelli, Danny Weisman, John Cochran, Bruce Fallick, Marty Spadaccino, Diane McGrain, Eric Fallick, Harvey Berman, Steve Fabini, Sue Cohran, Brian Moyer, Harlow Russell, Steve Barton, Mr. Kennedy, Jeff Loden, Dave Kaplan. The chess club journeys across the board every week in a battle of the minds. Coached by Mr. Jim Kennedy, the highly competative group maintained a high team ranking for the season. DEBATE TEAM gg ,, ,UMQH Fred Frumberg, Steve Rubenstein, Lynn Goldstein, Danny Weisman, Bruce Fallick, Bruce Goldberg, Allan Gross, Mr. Schroeder, Mr. Smith. Absent: Karen Goldstein. The debate team practices its forensic skills through argumentative and deductive activities. Some of their major debates have been with teams from Pennsbury, Council Rock, Woodrow Wilson, Upper Dublin, and others. Our team has been placed 5th among 12 of our contenders. 128