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Below: Exchange students set up slide show in library. Lower EQ right: Japanese student gets her koto to play for students. Bottom: Student displays map of the Philippines. PEOPLE A variety of people volunteered their time, know- ledge and skills to students. One of the most memor- able was probably Dr. David Cutsforth of Philomath, who spoke a little and then showed a movie on the medical results of a nuclear explosion. Guest speakers included Alsea's nurse practitioner Mary Ann Carr in the health class, a lawyer and assis- tant District Attorney in modern problems, insurance agents in personal finance, a few people from France in the French class and several others. Students seemed to enjoy International Day again, OSU exchange students come from Thailand, France, Bang ladesh, the Philippines, Chile, and Japan. They spoke about their countries during classes in the afternoon and again at an evening session following a potluck. 5 1 ff 1
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CHQDIQUSXBAND Don Hood taught classes of both band and chorus. The band played at several football and basketball games, which the crowd seemed to appreciate and enjoy. The chorus performed at the Christmas and Spring Pro- grams, and the elementary chorus even traveled to Eu- gene to sing at the Hult Center with other groups. Below: Paul Carpenter, Habibi Tufts, Debbie Dalgas, and Tammy Lampman sing at Spring Program. I, 'Qxhnnnaw we ,M va Above: Jon Short and Don Hood sing a duet at the Spring Progra Below: Band plays the national anthem at opening of football gam
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fl V' 2 WLQESTLHNG The wrestling program was cut from the budget in order to help get the levy passed, but students, led by Bryan Hendrix, raised money by cutting and selling wood. Jim France volunteered as coach. Everyone on the five member team qualified for the District meet Qexcept for Todd'Strom, who had in- jured his armj. Tim France placed second at District and qualified for State, Ken France and Shoghi Tufts both took fourth, and Paul Carpenter tied for fifth. Shoghi Tufts was named Most Improved by coach France, and Ken France was named Most Valuable be- cause he had the most pins of the season, Right: Ken France struggles to pin his opponent at a home meet. H A.,.,.,q ,gg , ,. .1 ,,,,,,,.. 1c.3,j,g,,?d'w+: 'Qv5 f '- .yn-Wi Miglia .M - ,M W A ' 04 as U s 1 .. 'VVW b ,,,, ,QQ V Z 19 9:8 , , ,ea Y 'Q- UQ- . ,,,,,,s CB ...J G X.,- .4 , 1 Above: Team members Tim France, Todd Strom, Ken France, and Slioglii Tufts. Not pictured: Paul Carpenter,
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