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60 Activities Activities Wargamers Explore The World of Fantasy ln the Wargamers Club, the members play conflicting simulated and role playing games. Conflicting simulated games are games that simulate historical or future battles. Role playing games are for several players who take on an imagined personality and have adventures in a fantasy setting. The club meets on Fridays at lunch in Room D-4 with Mike Crawford as presi- dent and Judy Altier as the advisor. L-R: David Salvitti, Robert Jordan, Mike Crawford WZ
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l if qqfwllfwvif ,wfyx A 441550 I ,V WQWNMKJ . :Www fd! ,. I ZX : 5 A ' The newspaper's name has changed from Joint Union to The Arrow. It informed Armijo students of current events in and around campus. This included such things as club activities, sport recaps, and concert news. The Arrow also reflected the mood of the season such as its Christmas edition. The students and teachers could even write to the editor and express their thoughts. They wrote about their views on subjects like sports coverage, irresponsible teachers, and lunch hour duration. Mr, Sullivan, the advisor, worked with more than twen- ty hard working students which made up the whole staff to put together Armijois own newspaper, The Arrow. 1. Editors: Lisa Hall-Features.Devinloving-lilC.Tanz1Kaufman-lid? tor. Devvie Cooper-News, Tony Wade-Sports. 2. Kenton Pfister contributed much work into the newspaper. Faculty 59
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Science and Math Club Provide Experience For Budding Scientists. ,Y S f f, as ,N ' , 425, 4 fs. 'I , WZ .ru what 4 . li , J, 44322: 5 i ' 1: wifi' -ggi 'YV ,mf I ,,,. it f is the Study of things. Students learn I.-R: Robert Jordan, David Salvitti. Mike Crawford. Martin . . Shi .Rb T1,s G .D dSif. about their bodies and the world around them. College up O at yer Con rm dv' ml bound students take Biology, Physical Science, Chem- istry, and Physics . . . Many of these students find an outlet for their interest in the Science and Math Club. ,S lf 2 It I Q 2 N me-tee is ' Nb 222 55 : + 4 E22 f ' ' W 1 4 ,,VVA ' . N ,, as i 5 SX wi se- sw f is 3. Qi C caps 4, 3,7 in X , , -vi 1 e - ' fi, .Y iii! 'Sea' wr ,,1?c i '-h -i:1- 1 ir ' - J- ,VV , Y M..v Hr: ..., ,,.. ..,,,.. S QE, fd ...iz-QW - ,,.1f--...llluumu--c- Activities 61
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