Pennsauken High School - Legend Yearbook (Pennsauken, NJ)

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CLASS CABINET Class Cabinet-Row 1: C. Stamberger, R. Milavsky, D Pritchett, S. Jurman, K. Bodner, J. Barry, L. Clancey, J. Bordonaro, M. McClellan. Row 2: D. Duckworth, S Singer, R. Love, N. Stahler, R. Daley, J. Vickers, F. Levin, C Todd, S. Wolff, J. McGeehan. Row 3: D. Heyman, D. Gins- burg, P. Myers, J. Bruni, T. Rowe, S. Graeff, J. Srymanske, I. Eisenberg, L. Simmington, L. Russell. Mr. Peisino Mrs. Goodenow forty one

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SENIOR CLASS 1968 Making phone calls, pulling wagons, pinching pennies, constructing eggs, decorating at threeg these are but a few of the responsibilities each member of the Senior Class Cabinet must fulfill during the course of the year. Being a cabinet member requires that an individual be highly motivated, a quality which is not found in all of us. Our class of 68,' is very fortunate because every senior homeroom is represented by two of these active and hard-working cabinet members who do everything to help our great Senior class. Tom Rowe, President Bob Love, Vice President Donna Heyman, Secretary Jay Syrmanske, Treasurer f0ffJ'

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Arlene M. Abrams 3330 Union Avenue People and Tropical fish in- trigue Arlene, who is a fol- lower of Buffy St. Marie and James Joyce as well. Abe plans to keep't kosher with a career in nursing. Poetry Club 33 Health Careers Club 43 Literary Club 45 De- bating Club 4. if Carman Amelio 2650 Wolf Avenue Easy going Carman is deter- mined to achieve one thing- permanent bachelorhood. We wish him the best of luck! His hobbies include girls, cars, money, and going way out on weekends. forty-two Samuel Charles Adams 6717 Collins Avenue A friendly personality is one of Sam's assets. His goal in life is to become a veterinarian. Se- cretly he someday hopes to be- come rich. Our championship football team is included in Sam's fondest memories. Double Dozen 45 Mixed Cho- rus l, 2, 33 Froshmores lg JV Football 1, 2, 35 JV Baseball lg JV Track 23 Cobras Hy-Y lVice-president, P r e s i d e n t , Chaplainj. William Morris Adelman, Jr. 7421 Githens Avenue Everyone will remember Bill for his friendly and outgoing nature. After graduation, col- lege will occupy much of his time. A future as a medical doctor will surely bring him success. Future Physicians Club 1, 2 KVice-presidentjg 3 tPresidentJg 4 tVice-presidentjg Latin Club 2g Debating Club 4. Joseph D. Alhanese 6605 Roosevelt Avenue Joe's motto has always been take it in stride, a typical statement from this amiable guy. His plans to attend a busi- ness school will surely make him a success in the future. Band lg JV Wrestling 3g Weight Training Club 3. Harry Ames 3900 Camden Avenue Talkative and jovial. Harry is known for his willingness to contribute to any topic of con- versation. Motorcycles and cars are his hobbies. Harry will al- ways remember his senior health class. Chess Club 1. for t 'G' Elisa R. Arcaini 2285 Hillcrest Avenue Petite and cute, Liz will always remember our pep rallies. Her plans include working in a business office, and a certain football co-captain. Health Careers Club lg FHA 1: Guide-Ons 3, 4. Christine Arllen 6722 Githens Avenue Look for football players or Mr. Ricks and there you will find our Chris. With her viva- cious personality and ready smile, she is sure to find suc- cess with her elementary school pupils. FTA 2, 3, 4, fPresidentl: Stu- dent Council lg Class Cabinet 2. 3: Spanish National Honor Society 33 Spanish Club l: Na- tional Honor Society 3, 43 Mixed Chorus l, 2: Girls' State 3: JV Softball 23 Cheerleaders l, 2, 3, CJV Captainl 43 Legend 4 fSenior Activities Editorlg Dels Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, CPresidentl 4.