Shawnee High School - Tecumseh Yearbook (Medford, NJ)

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ww? lift ' T. , Sggxm SHAWNEE DIGEST Bob Elderkin, Brian Anderson, Karen Rickard, Mr. Steinmetz Digest HSHAWNEE DIGEST a ten year unique morning tradition rolled on in 7I-72. With the tech- nical aid of Bob Elderkin, the re- mote reports of Jim Mclntosh, news and sports with Karen and Brian, and unpredictability of Mr. Steinmetz - homeroom period at Shawnee is an eye opener. This crew also provides music before homeroom and between periods on special occasions to set the tone and mood of the day. 1 1 0 o J AV CLUB George Keys, Bill Priole, Steve Durdin, Glenn Staller, Neil Wilskinson, Mr. Ritter. , i fl f K ' l . X 0' kxm ul Od if Students volunteer their g A it i study hall time to give service u to the school by delivering and picking up audio visual i B equipment for the faculty. They also work with copy ma- chines, audio recording, and television programming. l88fShawnee Digest - AV Club ,,,--F '

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Whiz- Whirl- Buzz- Click Sounds Throughout the com- puter room when this new club begins their meetings. Stu- dents who are fascinated by the innovative world of com- puters and their systems en- joy the thrill of output that comes when they program the computer with creative input. Under the able leadership of Mrs. Domineske, these future computer specialists are par- ticipating in one of Shawnee's newest clubs. Computer Club: Row lf K. Ciocca, D. Hogenmiller, R. Gerber. Row 2: B. Groves, M. Sinclair. S. Wu, D. Graves. P. Deal. Row 31 T. Gianvito, F. Papke, T. Davies, K. Kartschoke, J, Gerike, R. Davies, S. Johnson. C. Gaudioso. Not Pictured: H. Thorpe, D. Yarsunas. The Math Club participates in five math meets during the school year. Each meet is a com- petition between top math stu- dents from fifteen schools in Burlington County. rl-hu Math Club: Row If Helen Thorpe, Diane Yarsunas, Barb Conlin. Rich Gerber. Neal Simpkins. Dina Kratzer. M Tom Parsons. Glenn Lucas. Dale Groves. Row 21 Ms. Tallmadge Qadvisorj. Rich Konzelmann, Alan . Schweickhardt. V .I I z y ' . .fi f I I nnfr' nm- I'l..h.A11:fl'1 f'llll1