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

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N SPAPER Dirk Elston Mr. O'Brien Dan Benvenuto Keith Secrest Dean Sewell Brian Feinberg The Point, our school newspaper, tries to inform the students about the happenings and school life at Maple Point. The editorial staff, advised by Mr. Dennis O'Brien, included Dik Elston, Steve Schneider and Clair Neiger. Together, with the student body, the staff serves as the voice of the cougars. The Poinl not only reports on student activities, but discovers and publishes student opinion and provides opportunities for written expression. LITERARY MAGAZI Rick Mc Clelland Cindy Lutz Mrs. Magee Donna Perez Lynn Goldstein Student creativity is the essence of Images, the literary magazine of Maple Point. Its staff advised by Mrs. Marion Magee, searches and selects student material for publication. Images serves as the reflection of the students through their essays, poetry, short stories and illustrations. 130

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NATIO AL HO GR SUCIET Mr. Bauer, Mrs. Magee, Brian Feinberg, Martina Testen, Scott Secrest, Dirk Elston, Cynthia Applegate, Andrea Sasak, Edwina Monek, Debbie Rubin, Claire Neiger, Ted DeMatto, Bruce Goldberg, Wayde Weston, Donna Perez, Judy Kirshner, Jennifer Baron Carla Reddy Lynn Goldstein, Beverly Smith, David Kaplan, Dave Davitian, Dean McIntyre, Pam Moyer, Joyce Carastro, Judy Bullen, Linda Dickert, Joanne Breslin, Tom Diamond, Cheryl Gearhart, Donna Seyferhelt, Martha McKee, Gary Pecuch, Lydia Sankow, Eric Fallick, George Aubley, Brian Abrescia, Denise Britton, Lisa DeVicaris, Jane Eck, Colleen Fecho, Linda Ferguson, Robert Forsberg, Sara Gerber, Eric Goehl, Gary Margolin, Terri Migliore, Patricia Mock, Geri Secrest, Florence Traynor, Linda Vance, Susan Westphal, and Christine White. V The Neshaminy Maple Point Chapter of the National Honor Society is under the direction of Mrs. Marion Magee, Mr. Richard Bauer, and Mr. Llewellyn Williams. To be eligible for the National Honor Society a 3.16 academic average is required as well as evidence of outstanding service, leadership, and character. The society performs various functions such as a tutoring service and an ushering service for plays and concerts. The society also sponsored a successful Bookmobile in November and a Laurel and Hardy Festival Night. Furthermore, the society is hoping to go on a trip in the Spring. The officers of the society include Claire Neiger as President, Debbie Rubin as Vice-President, Edwina Monek as Recording Secretary, Cynthia Applegate as Correspond- ing Secretary and Andrea Sasak as Treasurer. AIR FORCE R.O.T.C. Jim Smith, Joann Pirollo, John Giblin, Greg Horcher, Bill Lorandeau, Al Neumister, Steve Barton, Jim Baldridge, Chris Jorden, Rusty Fisher, Joe O'Donnell, Steve Lux, Mark Schaeffer, John Cochran? Brian O'Donnell, Bob Geri Secrest, Cathy Jordan, Jeff Rue, Steve Fabiny, Eileen Zucker, Barb Pearl, Paul Bergamini, Ed McCullough, Eric Van, Keith Worst, John Reich, John Lennon, Art Stoop, Bob Pepper, Gary McCullough, Bob Kirchner, and Schoen, Ken Obarski, Tom McCauley, MSGT, Dickson, Mark Turner, Chris , . Rodger Gilbert. Ireland, Bob Logan, Al Neumeister, Daryl Roskos, and Jerry Shirley. The Air Force Jr. Unit is a three year program which teaches military discipline and technical armament. Each member proudly wears the United States Air Force uniform. Furthermore, each member begins to learn the different aspects of training, theory and Air Force terminology. 129

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,f? ' YEARBGGK ...mmap '1 .s mai' 5 ' v Nancy Whyte, Fred Frumberg, Janet Mason, Carla Reddy, Andrea Sasak, Lydia Sankow, Laurie Mowry, Bev Smith, Nr. Nedal, Edwina Monek, Donna Seyferhelt, and Ron Shoemaker. The Yearbook, under the supervision of Scott Nedal, gives students a chance to exercise their talents in both creative journalism and layout design. Much hard work and learning had to be done before anyone on the staff could begin to apply their skills to produce Maple Point's first graduating class yearbook. With all the time and patience put in, it is evident that The Leaves will continue to grow. 1 if a' --my H, .. as ,pf MW, ' ,i2m7'4f'Y ff HU 12 ' EW f tx 131