Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 4 lune '86 25

From The Principal

I By Stanley Kot/en Principal. lower Cape May Regional High Srhiwil

We are known as a comprehensive high school. Specifically, this means that we are generalists and we attempt to offer a program of studies that provides the widest range of opportunities for youngsters that time and local expenditures will permit. In the past few weeks some of the accomplishments of our students and staff reflect that data "comprehensive" in a light that clarifies and gives real meaning to the term. These are some examples of excellence in a comprehensive high school: 1. For the second consecutive year LCMRHS

placed first in its region in the New Jersey Mathematics league, which provides competition for over 200 high schools in the state. The competition takes the form of six tests spaced throughout the year with each test having six problems on higher level math. WORKING WITH team advisor and tech Matt Soennichesen. our youngsters on this distinction with hard work in their Honors Analysis course. High scorer was Christopher Herndon and his teammates were Anthony Genovese, Tracy Varner. Kimberly Woodward. Matthew Sobel and Patricia Miller, the only senior on this year's team. 2. A team of six young women from LCMR took a first place in the Marine Corps Physical Fitness Test when they completed against 68 schools from the Delaware Valley in a competition at the Philadelphia Naval Base. The members of the team are: Heather Dillon, Petra DeMusz, Michelle Snedaker, Andrea Anderson. Megan Stanton and Jessica Snyder. THE GIRLS were selected through exercise in physical education classes under the direction of supervisor Wayne Seiber. They completed in events in push-ups, pullups, bent arm hang, standing board jump and the 300-yard dash. Heather and Michelle received perfect scores to produce our title in the test. The Consumer Economics class of Jim Ridgway produced a grand champion in the New Jersey Stock Market game. The team competed with 600 teams in the state in our fust year of competition. The students had started with a hypothetical $100,000 of common stock which they parlayed into a net profit of $49,415. The team was captained by Todd Schoffler and included, Kevin Lewis, David James. Anissah Olah, John Stanton. Barb Embs, Kevin Lare. Kevin Moore. Sean

O'Donnell, Mike Rebb. and Jeff Samaniego. The school received a trophy and a subscription to the Wall Street Journal. The winning team members were awarded $50 savings bonds. Mathematics. Physical Education, and Business are but three of the departments that give our students a chance to excel in this comprehensive high school. £t

4 Picked As Youth Leaders COURT HOUSE - The Mid Jersey Cape Rotary Club has announced the selection of Rachel, Schulz, Abigail L. Williams. Kathleen Law, and Debbie Williams as participants in the Rotary Youth Leaders Conference to be held this summer. Dr. Jeffrey W. Vecere, local committee chairman, said that Schulz, Williams Law and Williams will be among 140 South Jersey high school seniors who will live, work study and play together at Stockton State College from Sunday, June 22, through Friday, June 27. Aimed at developing the leadership potential of young people, the Conference will feature speakers and workshops focusing on decisionmaking, critical thinking, communicating effectively, ethics, career development, public service, contemporary problems, and other challenging issues.

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