George Washington High School - Patriot Yearbook (Charleston, WV)

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4. nn Not many members are anxious to volunteer their able bodies for recycling paper on a Saturday. auf,-4 B Treasurer Rob Christman, tries to remember where he spent the last twenty dollars of dues. keys unlock doors to service The Key Club, helps not only the school but the community as well. Key Clubbers assisted the Citizen's Council for Recycling Paper, drove senior Citizen's to the dress rehearsal of Ca- baret and worked at the Haunted House spon- sored by Sunrise. In October the Key Club pre- sented an assembly on ESP with Bobby Nuckles. The main community project of the Keyettes this year Was brightening the lives of the resi- dents of the House of Mercy. Shrubs and flowers were planted, a prayer meeting was held, Christ- mas decorations Were made and put in their rooms. Magazines and toys were collected for the Welfare Department. Some of the checking stations in the Charleston Distance Run were manned by members. Fund raising projects pro- vided money for the House of Mercy and those who Went to the Keyette Convention at Pipestem in April. his lk!! john Andrews reveals a magnificent plan to end school in March as humored David Haney listens. :Uv . ' 4 Key Clubbers, sprawled out on the counters and stools, mix laughter with business. Service!52

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- 'Lux , R-Xagf'-.- A 'E-1: 1 fr' Ann Magnuson's .' ' Q! ri -'K x f ' fx . -1 - . f , -- iw' r K Involvement in school activities makes it easier for Ann Biddle to compose Startling editorials are a sign of articles, Patty Ferrell observes. discerning mind. IV-' f' . .,, .' T V: P' - D 1 . 5, U1-1 ' ' 5571? swim S- Artwork by Sharon Apperson, reporting by Jill Steveking and Joyce Aldridge, and typing by Lia Giudice are vital facets of newspaper production. 1' Servicef51

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il ug-rl 36 Club members differ in enthusiasm for collecting magazines and toys for the Welfare Department . Advised by Lennie Pratt, Cathy Bokenlcamp pauses to decide where to put the glitter on a Xmas decoration. . l I!'- ,fvfj , .f W W 5 ' rqqgvi-7 I -- 4 . 14 I .. Amid bits of felt and cups of paste, Lucy Biddle andjessie Get- liEe cut figures for a mobile. ...pai-.-.A,.fY:.q3,.-, .'-2, .lf :s,.wf,- , - 1 W1 --my-X-ref' , , 4 - 11-ggf-,aw z- gf:..q,3:71 ?'Auf'WE15?P '24?f 'I '25 5'-in-L . A Lfa.::r,':Zrg2v'f1e.i,,:mgfe'-ag -'.1,,, lf fqjlca ' p.irZf,,-f.?f'1'i-'- 12:,T: :-skim .F '-31 ---'- , '-M4 , '-' --' -new-f' 'Y -'M' nag,-3-pqqae 1-of- Y r-faew 4 Yf 'f ,la At the end of a Keyette meeting, Patty Ferrell tries to sell some Avon products to Susan Woomer. if - .BV ,iris-1.-Qin. .p Er -.1,..,v - To insure a per- 1 f 'Z fect copy, Ann Biddle carefully cuts out the intricate horns of a reindeer. Servicef53