Centerville High School - Elkonian Yearbook (Centerville, OH)

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Chess Club members learned new techniques Fred Szumhc and David Lentz match chess skills as Brant Funkhouser Harry Schubert, Bill Sheppard, Brad Hitchcock and Hal Ieffery observe. In the silence before the battle, two opposing gen- erals face each other on the field. In the game of chess, as in battle, strategy is important, and for this reason the two have often been compared. Under the direction of adviser Mr. Dale Griesmeyer, members of the Chess Club learned different moves and plays of the game. In order to become a member it was necessary to win from a member already in the club in an authorized game. Members gained experience in the game during the club meetings held every other Tuesday. Special activities for the year included the club's participation in the Greater Dayton High School Chess League. Chess Club members Brant Funkhouser and Brad Hitchcock demon- strate different moves and techniques oi the game while Harry Schu- bert and Bill Sheppard offer suggestions.

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Members of Library Club took trips, Pam Miller makes duplicate of original copy on new Xerox machine in library. Tomb-like silence, dusty books, and stem librarians usually come to mind when one thinks of a library. Members of the 1967 Library Club, however, soon dis- covered that there are many interesting aspects of li- brary work. Through club meetings, book reviews, and various field trips, members increased their knowledge of libraries and library work. During the fall, the Li- brary Club sponsored the book fair, an annual fund- raising project, the proceeds of which were used to pur- chase new books for the library. Library Club members Lynn Stough, Phyllis McDaniel, Bonnie Gray, lill Baughn, and Iim Huber hurry to bus for field trip to University ol Dayton Library. held book reviews School librarian Mrs. Mildred Frantz explains correct method of indexing books to Library Club members Iohn Hartis, Susan Blackwell, Carol Cross, Phyllis McDaniel, Bonnie Gray, Linda Williamson, Pam Field, Tim Wilson, and Kathy Von Greyerz. 99

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5 W i ..,, E 3 5 A i Special quest speaker Mari Heyduck entertains students and faculty with humorous stories during Quill and Scroll initiation. Newly initiated members of Quill and Scroll-FRONT ROW: Barre Metcalfe, Diane Hanqen, Ginny Stewart, Shane Moodie, lane Helsley, Iill Messham, and Barb Patton. SECOND ROW: Debby Rench, Ricky fr ' I New Quill cmd Scroll charter granted to CHS Ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make ye free. With this motto the Quill and Scroll Society, an international honorary society for high school jour- nalists Was established at CHS. During the initiation ceremony, twenty-three seniors who had served on the Wapiti or Elkonian staffs were welcomed into the So- ciety by eiqht quest members from Fairmont East High School. With the acceptance of t.he charter, it became the responsibility of each member to uphold the So ciety's high ideals and standards. Adding a special touch of humor to the event was quest speaker Mari Heyduck, Dayton Ioumal Herald columnist, who became Centerville's first honorary Quill and Scroll member. She entertained students with stories of her years as a Writer for a local newspaper. Philpot, Robin Moran, Kathe Hertel, Anne Caplinqer, Alice Loase. Mimi Sherer, Wendy Wilhelm, and Gayle Fleming. LAST ROW: Iohn Glueckert, Tom Dolecki, Randy Cline, and Bob Yeck.