Warren Hills High School - Lamaton Yearbook (Washington, NJ)

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International Friendships RIGHT: Mrs. Cole and Colleen Szucs try to figure out why Andy Roy is smiling on this cold fall morning at the A.F.S. bakesale. BELOW: Priscilla and Rosita Santiago, along with Colleen Szucs and an A. F. S. adult sell food at a home football game. 22

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Transcender Speaks for Students Students of the Journalism II class put out a school newspaper. The Transcender allows students to air their feelings about almost anything. It gives the students the opportuni- ty to see all the facets of the newspaper business. There is more work involved in creating a newspaper than writing articles. Students are responsible for making interviews, devising layouts, typing articles, and sending them to the printer. Mrs. Cole is the newspaper advisor and Ward Connolly is the Editor in Chief. Under Ward, there are five editors. These editors are responsible for the front page, sports, editorial, and feature sections. Mildred Beasley enjoys working on the Transcender. SITTING: Rich Rindos, Ward Connolly. STANDING: Ber- nadette Semonche, Wayne De- Groff. Mildred Beasley. Dave Haytaian, Jeri McNeil, Mrs. Cole, Yvonne Laukitis, Janet Price 21

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FIRST ROW: Colleen Szucs. Sue Henning. Rosita Santiago, Joy Oostdyk, Andy Roy. SECOND ROW Michele McCawley. Nancy Traenkle. Dawn Oostdyk. Karen Kearns. Nancy Peters. Mrs. Cole. THIRD ROW Laurie Kamras, Cindy Hingst. Priscilla Santiago. Barb Bowen. Dawn Errickson. BACK ROW: Bill Levine. Donna Stcnger. Mike Finley, and Nancy Stengcr. This year was very successful for A. F. S. There were many activities to keep the A. F. S.ers busy such as selling food at football games, raking leaves, a bake sale, and an international weekend When attending a home football game, many people support A. F. S. by buying hot coffee, hot dogs, or many other items sold in the white booth next to the bleachers or on the porch behind the cafeteria. This is the largest project in which A. F. S. gets involved. Both A. F. S. groups, students and adults, work in this activity. A. F. S. is a worthwhile organization that deals with exchange students and international living. One bitter Saturday in October. Mrs. Cole. Colleen Szucs. and Andy Roy worked at the bake sale in town. Almost all the members dropped baked goods off in town and then left. While this was going on. Barb Bowen. Karen Kearns. Cathy Braun, and Bill Levine went raking leaves in the boro. It was a profitable morning. Dan Ames, a Senior last year, is spending a year in Holland with A. F. S. This is a unique experience. Dawn Oostdyk, a Senior this year spent last summer in Germany, and she loved it. ABOVE: Carol Schander. Dawn Oostdyk, Nancy Stengcr, and others listen during an A. F. S. meeting. LEFT: Bill Levine and Michele McCawley sell Pat Johansson food at the A. F. S. booth during a home game. 23