Wall High School - Lance Yearbook (Wall, NJ)

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ASTRONCDMY and ART CLUBS ASTRONOMY CLUB OFFICERS: Don Fischer, Pres., Ed Quick, V.P.y Jeanee Redmond, Sec. With the advent of the last solar eclipse of the cen- tury, Astronomy Club members were kept quite busy. Led by President Donald Fischer, the club discussed theories of the planetal structure of our solar system. This year the membership increased to include stu- dents from all classes. Art Club members, under the guidance of Mr. Anest, worked on individual proiects this year until spring, when they worked on the stage sets for Car- nival. Their colorful scenery provided the perfect background for the musical. Joyce Hartung works on her individual proiect

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A CAPPELLA CHOIR cmd A.F.S. A CAPPELLA CHOIR at the Christmas Concert. The A Cappella Choir, directed by Mr. Wilson, participated in many recitals, including their an- nual Christmas and Spring concerts. Five choir members had the honor of being chosen for All Shore Chorus this year. The mixed chorus, also directed by Mr. Wilson, met daily second period to practice and prepare for their Christmas and Spring concerts. The student and adult chapters of the A.F.S. sponsored an American Abroad program, send- ing Phyllis Sachs to Japan during the past year. Peter Neumann, a native of West Germany, was a new addition to the 1970 senior class. The club also hosted an A.F.S. weekend for thirty foreign students in the Shore area. The local chapters received a special honor this year from the National A.F.S. by being des- ignated as a bus stop on the national tour of A.F.S. students returning to their own countries. AFS OFFICERS: Pres., Valerie Hansen, V. Pres., Jeanne Snookg Treas., Pam Richards, Sec Ellen Todd, Peter Neumann, Foreign Exchange Student.

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AUTO BODY, AUTO MECHANICS and A.V.A. CLUBS I AUTO MECHANICS CLUB discusses repairs. AVA CLUB assists teachers in scheduling and running til The Auto Body Club is directed by Mr. Cheeseman with the assistance of Ed and Gary Fletcher. The boys in the club learn the procedures of repair- ing small dents and the different body shop tools. They also learn how to fix minor parts of a car, knowledge that they will be able to use at any time in their lives. The Auto Mechanics Club suc- ceeded in learning and working with the basic parts of the standard gaso- line engine. Many of these students will later become professional me- chanics. The AVA Club is one club on which our school depends. AVA officers for T969-T970 were: Student Instruction Advisor, Chuck Stratton, Student Dis- tribution Advisor, Dennis Wilson, Stu- dent Clerical Advisor, Phil Linke, and Student Maintenance Supervisor, Craig Hankins. As head of the AVA department, Mr. Beach advises the club. TIM DAY