Wall High School - Lance Yearbook (Wall, NJ)

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The Keyettes is a girls' service club sponsored by the Red Oaks Women's Club. Their activities are primarily serv- ice proiects for our community. This year they collected candy for children in hos- pitals on Halloween and participated in the T969 Cancer Crusade. Their major project this year has been the making of alphabet books for mentally-ill children. Keyettes' oFFicers include President Elsie Beardsley, Vice-President Kathy Jones, Secretary Julie Morris, Treasurer Barbara Daniel and Historian Kathy McCrossan. The Key Club is advised by Mr. Jansen. lt is a service organization sponsored by the Kiwanis. Members of the Key Club this year raised money by selling refresh- ments at home football and basketball games. They also collected money for the Muscular Dystrophy Association and pro- moted Operation Drug Alert , realizing the hazard ot drugs. E i fig-sh l970 KEYETTES OFFICERS. KEY CLUB and KEYETTES Q -Q KEY CLUB OFFICERS: President Dennis Bostich, Treasurer Harry Morris and S L y C p MR. JANSEN

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KNIGHTS NEWS and LANCE Donna Cooke totals checks. Sue Smith sorting underclass photos. 35,5-:f ' . M i WEE 'X 339 U ex X Knights News Editor-in-Chief Richard Frie- del has supervised the publication of seven issues ofthe school newspaper. A new column, Under the Wall , was initiated into it. The statt includes Business Editors Linda Bushek and Ronalee Murdoch, Feature Editor Susan Smith and Photography Editor Gary Wieland. This year the 1970 Lance was divided into an album section for student portraits and activities, and a student life section which was increased to sixty-five pages. Sacrifices by Rick Friedel, Sue Smith, Donna Cooke and Chris West led to completion of this edition of the Lance. Editoral Board members were Editor-in-Chief Richard Friedel, Business Edi- tors Jeri Buller and Nancy Cash, Senior- Underclass Editors Susan Smith and Donna Cooke, Activities Editors John Jupin and Pat Mahoney and Advertisement Manager Kathy Suba. Rick Friedel inspecting layout for the yearbook. Ri Linda Bushek lists advertisers for Knights News. Chris Wes'