Wall High School - Lance Yearbook (Wall, NJ)

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SURF 81 SKI, PRINTING CLUB and LIBRARY COUNCIL LIBRARY COUNCIL Co-Chairmen Louise Pyle and Judy Vilagos. 1970 PRINTING CLUB OFFICERS. The Library Council performs standard du- ties of assisting to run the library and help to keep the library operating smoothly throughout the year. This year the Council visited the libraries of Princeton University and Glassboro State College. They are ad- vised by Mrs. Weiss. The I969-I97O Printing Club Officers are Dean Kessler, Ricky Megill, and Mark Peder- son. The boys learn basic printing techniques under the supervision of Mr. Schweickart. One of the largest clubs in Wall High this year is the Surf 81 Ski Club. Members become involved in the two most popular seasonal sports. The officers, aided by Miss Schoen, plan activities such as films and field trips. SURK 8. SKI CLUB OFFICERS: Secretary Laurie Silk, Treasurer Jack Hahn, President Pam Reynolds and Vice President Kathy Bernoket

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NHS, PHOTO CLUB and MYRIAD Membership in the Sigma Omega Chi Chapter of the National Honor Society is the highest honor Wall High can bestow on its students. Mr. Deuchar is the Honor Society's advisor, and he is aided by President Leonard Giles, Vice-President Valerie Hansen, Secretary Patti Meade and Treasurer Lois Moore. The Honor Society raised money for their annual scholarship this year by selling popcorn at home football games, holding dances after basketball games, and selling Christmas cookies to the faculty. The Photography Club, guided by Mr. Sarr, learns the basic guidelines of photography through slides, films, and valuable darkroom experience which students can gain at their leisure. This year, what was not covered in school was supplied by field trips to New York City and to Fort Monmouth's Photo Division. The Myriad, literary magazine of Wall High, serves as an outlet for the student's creative writing. Editors Richard Friedel and Orangee Schoch supervised the publication. .5 , i NHS OFFICERS: Treasurer Lois Moore, President Lenny Giles, Secretary Fatt Meade, and Vice President Val Hansen. ff . S jXfij,,1f.fQi!:5i7 ' , f- , sf T ' s- -xv , e.-.1, ' f -f . Y . ..,, . gy O 5 Sis S 1 'fti S PHOTO CLUB President Bruce Feimster. EDITORS-IN-CHIEF of the Myriad Orangee Schach and Richard Friede

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VARSITY CLUB OFFICERS: Secretary Wayne Fisk, Parliamentarian John Gray, Treasurer Dennis Bostich and President Larry Caspersen. Vice President V. J. Babos is missing from picture. VARSITY CLUB and STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: President Kim O'Heney, Vice President Craig Hankins, Recording Sec- retary Kathy Jones, Corresponding Secretary Elsie Beardsley and Treasurer Lenny Giles. The Varsity Club's many activities this year included the Varsity Club Dance, Varsity- Faculty Basketball Game, and Varsity Club Scholarship. They also presented the Varsity Club Movie, The Time Machine, which helped raise money for the Thomas Kuta Award and Varsity Club Picnic. The officers of the Student Council worked hard with the Council this year to oFfer the student body more activities than ever before. These activities included Student Council Week, pep rallies, the Student Council Din- ner, the Variety Show, a coffee house, Teach- er Appreciation Days. The Student Council also participated in the Homecoming Parade and Student Exchanges with various high schools in the area.