Pennsauken High School - Legend Yearbook (Pennsauken, NJ)

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K Row 1: C. Capello tSecretary7, G. Snyder lPresidentJ, R. Benzenhafer fTreas- urerJ. Row 2: E. Lotstein, G. Weeks. B. Walker, C. Todd. Row 1: L. Fineberg, R. Wenstrom tTreasurerJ, A. Francolino tPresidentJ, L. Greco tSecretaryJ, G. Weeks. Row 2: L. Zonies, K. Kerensky, M. Goldstein, J. Young, B. Rosener, S. Lechleidner, S. Friedricks. Row 3: J. Loperfido, B. Bramn, E. Lotstein, J. Bencan, S. Graeff, E. Gelman, M. Rickards. Row 1: K. Keller, J. Senderling tSecretaryJ, E. Steiner tPresidentJ, A. DiMaio tVice-Presidentl, M. Daddario. Row 2: H. Mayo, J. Beale, P. Melchore, B. Grasso. D. Stober, G. Preston, L. Zonies, M. Dilmore. Row 3: J. Nardello, T. DeShields, W. Loper, M. Waidley, L. Groth, K. Valaika. CHEMISTRY CLUB The Chemistry Club involves a group of students interested in supplementing their classroom study of chemistry. Through experiments, they are able to study both theoretical and practical chemistry, thus preparing themselves for the advanced study of chemistry in col- lege. FUTURE PHYSICIANS CLUB The Future Physicians Club acquaints its members with the physician's life and the various branches of medicine. As a result of this orientation, the students will not enter the medical profession unpre- pared. HEALTH CAREERS CLUB The purpose of the Health Careers Club is to create an interest in and pro- vide knowledge of medical careers for the high school student. Guest speakers on health education and careers often make the bi-monthly meetings more in- teresting. To show their interest, many of the members have done volunteer work in local hospitals. one hundred and fifty-one

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JUNIOR BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIVE SOCIETY These two girls were chosen for their scholastic ability and their character to join with two representatives from each school in South Jersey area at meetings held at different industries. During these meetings, which are held once a month. the representatives hear guest speakers discuss various aspects of a business ca- reer. Jeanette Godfrey, Karen Eigenbrood. BUSINESS EDUCATION CLUB The Business Education Club enables interested seniors to enter the business world more easily by giving them infor- mation to supplement classroom activity. Speakers from various fields explain job opportunities available and the duties performed in these jobs. Each year, the club enters a Hoat in the Homecoming contest and also gives a tea for the fac- ulty in honor of Business Education Week. one hundred and fifty Row 1: L. Kershner tSecretaryJ, P. Quinn fPresidentJ, L. Sinesi tTreasurer7, L McKernan lSecretaryJ. Row 2: J. Garber, L. Murphy, R. Toth, C. Hallman, S Norton, S. Carson, R. Maycott, V. Newsham, B. Cimino, D. Stark. Row 3: J Buohl, M. Orlando, L. Baittinger, A. Johnson, B. Morris, B. Carnuccio, L Purves, M. Trams, E. Bell. Row 4: M. Painter. C. Gimello, D. Baittinger, M Dilmore, D. Williams, M. Tomafsky, D. Fratantoro, J. McGeehan, W. Loper Row 5: B. Spearman, J. Bonner, B. Schneider, L. Schwed, A. Rusinko, C Jordan. K. Borucki, D. Godshalk, B. Elam.

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CHESS CLUB The most quiet and probably most in- tense meetings in our school are held by the chess club, whose members meet to play chess and discuss strategy of the game. The school's chess team is chosen from members of the club by elimination matches. In line with its prupose of en- couraging people to play chess, the club sponsors the annual Pennsauken Scholas- tic Chess Tournament. RADIO CLUB The world is a small place to Radio Club members, who communicate with fellow Hams all over the globe. New members are trained in the operation of an amateur radio station, and may gain experience with the club's station. WAZRCJ. A two year procurement pro- gram, at the club's expense, has greatly increased the club's range and versatility. HORTICULTURE CLUB Under the fine supervision of Mrs. Wood, the Horticulture Club has proved to be a great asset to PHS. The Club has undertaken the project of planting shrubs, trees, and Howers on the school grounds. While helping to beautify the school, they are also learning the scien- tihc value of gardening. one hundred and fifty-two Row 1: A. Wainwright, B. Gilman tVice-Presidentl, D. Rosenthal tPresidentJ, E. Krystek. Row 2: C. Eckels, D. Haines, M. Orr, W. Fox, P. Gould. Row 1: A. Braytenbah lSecretaryl, J. Born QPresiden0, W. Kashinsky QVice- Presidentj, D. Troxel. Row 2: D. Rosenthal, S. Henderson, R. Schmicker tTrusteel, E. Krystek, W. Brink. Row 1: C. Behrens, V. Post QSecretary-Treasurerj, B. Daffin tPresidentJ, M. McBride lVice-Presidentj Row 2: A. Getz, C. Swierczak, R. Alessi.