Pennsauken High School - Legend Yearbook (Pennsauken, NJ)

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SPANISH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Spanish National Honor Society recognizes the students who have at- tained a high level of achievement in Spanish, and promotes a continued inter- est in the Hispanic Studies. The Society performs services to the school in the form of tutoring, and aids Latin Ameri- can students in Operation Ninos. SPANISH CLUB El Circulo Espanol strives to acquaint its members with the culture of Spanish- speaking nations. Its thirty members an- nually participate in a Pinata celebration and a trip to New York. A charity proj- ect for the needy in South America has been instituted this year. one hundred and forty-sbc Row 1: K. Janney, M. Blackman lSecretaryJ, J. Jacobs, tVice-Presidentl, L. Smires, tPresidentJ, W. Unger, B. Olbrich, C. Ott. Row 2: P. Hagan, D. Rowan, B. Brown R. Sandberg, L. Nealis, B. Sedlak. Row 3: M. Merlino, J . Eisenberg, E. Brownstein, L. Greco, J. Boyer, B. Tubis. Row 4: J. Bruni KTreasurerJ, D. Singer, S. Hodur, A. Wainwright, L. Iacovelli. Row 1: M. Patterson, P. DiBenedetto, M. Hays, C. Phifer, W. Unger, F. Quinn, C. Skordos, J. Fesq, B. Olbrich, S. Hann, P. Hagan. Row 2: A. Gibson, L. Barton, L. Zonies, J. Beale, B. Traae, A. Zelnick, B. Mason, L. Donahue, L. Halperin, K. Singer, L. Gerber. Row 3: M. Blackman, C. Quilan, P. Dougherty, S. Singer tVice-Presidentj, S. Rothbaum, J. Boyer tPresidentJ, R. Sandberg, N. Stahler, M. Merlino, M. Schmidt, K. Janney. Row 4: N. Cook, D. Singer, J. Donahue, D. Barraclough, D. Taylor Cfreasurerl, L. Quinn, M. Waidley, B. Grasso, G. Powell, D. Glasson. Not pictured: Carol Ackerman QSecretaryJ.

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Row 1: S. Singer Nice-Presidentl, S. Urata, C. Todd tSecretary-Treasurerb Row 2: B. Olbrich, G. Freedman, M. Friedman, F. Kress, S. Gartzman, E. Lotstein, A. Zelnick, M. Verble. Row 3: S. Mattelson, C. Remer, M. Schmidt, L. Zonies, P. Seidman, B. Sedlak, C. Quinlar, E. Ross, M. Lees. Row 4: F. Bloom, R. Statnolf, A. Johnson, M. Waidley, D. Taylor, L. Smires, J. Bodner. Not present: L. Zizzamia tPresidentJ. i k i Row 1: C. Magill, A. Kolbe tVice-Presidentl, R. Hood tPresidentJ, M. Fried- man tSecretaryJ. Row 2: K. Kerensky, M. Goldstein, S. Henderson, P. Lafen, L. Goldstein. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE The American Field Service Club is composed of a group of students who work to promote a world of peace through understanding and friendship. They help raise funds for the support of the foreign exchange student in conjunc- tion with the community A.F.S. chapter. Due partially to their work, a representa- tive from Pennsauken High School was able to visit Germany last summer. GERMAN CLUB The German Club tries to provide in- terested German students with a future knowledge and understanding of the Ger- man culture. Guest speakers, slides and movies keep the club busy throughout the year. one hundred and forty-five

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Row 1: B. Rosner tPresidentl, R. Satonoff tVice-Presidentl, M. Karvois, C. Remer, A. Zelnick, L. Sonnenberg fTreasurerJ, B. Tannenbaum, L. Service. Row 2: K. Bodner, .l. Sikorski, J. Miller, I. Epstein, A. Kushner, L. Gerber, G. Freedman, E. Fine. Row 1: J. Bodner tSecretaryl, J. Kistner iTreasurerl, G. Freedman Nice- Presidentl, L. Colangelo lPresidentJ. Row 2: C. Seely, V. Post, S. Gartzman, L. Lakin, A. Zelnick, C. Remer, F. Kress, E. Lotstein, D. Miller, B. Fay. Row 3: L. Gerber, F. Bloom, J. Broome, C. MacGibeny, B. Belgard, P. Seidman, L. Rosenkranz, B. Markowitz. FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The French National Honor Society fosters a strong interest in the French culture and also recognizes high achieve- ment in the study of the French lan- guage. The monthly meeting of the club is often made more interesting by listen- ing to records of French poetry or French opera. The members of the club tutor other French students as a part of being chosen members. FRENCH CLUB Le Cercle Francois acquaints inter- ested students with the French culture and tries to foster an appreciation of this culture. The members have been pro- vided with films, recorded music. and guest speakers to promote their interest. Working together on the Homecoming Float gave the club an additional goal. one hundred and forty-seven