Shawnee High School - Tecumseh Yearbook (Medford, NJ)

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,S-oi jul IH' . 1 ' o 5 ..-gsm 'fm fiesta: 'XA Sha wnee Digest Any student is welcome to be a member ot the Art Club which meets Mondays and Tuesdays after school The purpose ofthe club is to give stu dents a chance to experience new media to experiment and to do ser vice for the school and community The students have investigated ba posters for Network and set decora tions for the Christmas Choral Con cert Illustrations for a literary maga zine and a calendar have also been created tik and pen and ink and have made Front row: Gregg Johnson, Eric Stein, Susan Fleisch, Lee Ann Rossi, Dawn Hansen, Andrea Policani, Maris Steffen and Andy Thompson. Back row: Sue Skaggs, Dawn Da- ley, Flomy Burkus, Stacey Reen, Debbie Valocik, Laurie l-lutt, Ms. Sally Evaul Cadvisorl, Helen Thorpe, Denise Matthews, Kelly Shea and Luke Worrell. Missing from picture: Terry Platt, John Radwell, Steven Sclaroft, Karen Cole and Stacey Cole. SHAWNEE DIGEST Every morning Mr. Stein- metz and sportscaster Joe Jal- kiewicz entertain students and faculty members with Shaw- nee Digest. The program in- cludes: music, school news, students' birthdays, local and national sports, and any other crazy things Mr. Steinmetz can come up with. Pictured: Dave Barnett, Joe Jal- kiewicz, and Mr. Steinmetz. - Art Club Shawnee Digest-Art CIub!201

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Front Row fSittingl: Debbie Miller, Becky Fritz, Patty Glavin, Cathy Bo- lognone and Monica Rock. Row 2: Maureen Haggarty, Jean Andrews, Cathy Richards, Chris Jarvis, Leslie Bridge and Cathy Davies. Row 3: Dee Annin, Sue Barrall, Alica Camp- bell, Lisa Sherry, Sherry Glavin, and Joanne Jansen. Row 4 tStandingl: Karen Kandra, Jean Zurzolo, Amy Sharp, Sonia Flake, Jenny Roach, Lisa Richards, Lisa Maines and Mr. Kessler fAdvisorl. Pictured above: Mr. Bacon tAdvisorl. 200!Soccer Club - Computer 5 Girls Soccer Club G. I. S Computer G I S Computer A new Guidance Informa tional System was installed in the Career Resource Center this year It s a computerized system and requires a trained individual to run the programs written by our students. Carol Turzanski, a senior COE stu- dent, has taken the leading role as the chief programmer. Due to her dedication and ex- cellent skills, the Guidance De- partment has been able to in- crease the distribution of ac- curate and current career in- formation. Carol's responsibil- ities also include the overall or- ganization and maintenance of all other resources in the Career Center.

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Members of the Shaw nee Band perform pre game and halftime shows represent the school at parades and other com munity events and per form concerts at various times during the school year at Varsity football games, Bow 1: M. Greenwood, M. Murphy B. Aubrecht, K. Welsing, L. Fitzger- ald, W. Wolf, A. Evangellsta, S. De- K cicco, M. Kennedy, H. Welsing, McCurdy, Bow 2: J. Wilcox, C McNabb, E. DeMarco, L. Ardini, V Knight, D. Fitzgerald, B. Freas, V Cupsie, A. Winn, K. Garvey, B Kuns, D. Keith, K. Miller, Bow 3: M Markel, J. Eisenberg, S. Cook, J Wemmer, A. Griffith, G. Costello, G Lembeck, C. Worrell, C. Naulty, B Tamashunas, C. Thompson, C Myers, S. Donweber, J. Kennedy. .f y ' ' nl. . X 202!Concert Band - Symphonic Band . ff 1 ,X Q Concert Band - Symphonic Band N. Bow 1: J. Heron, C. Perry, K. Karts- choke, L. Henderson, S. Kunz, S. North, K. MacDonald, N. Feudt, K. Jardine. Flow 2: A. Walton, C. Fos- ter, T. Davies, B. Jones, B. Mor- timer, E. Gorack, H. Kemp, L. Fior- entino, T. Manning, N. Fitzgerald, P Schofield, G. Murphy, Mr. Lowden Flow 3: M. Moser, D. Brooks, S. Tra- montana, D. Venezia, J. Agaoglu, J Hartman, T. Wardach, W. Hufford B. Cook, D. Horner, T. Smith, D Davis, and T. Leonard. A