Barrington High School - Corral Yearbook (Barrington, IL)

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. dv mdk.. . . . BUT TAUGHT US HOW TO WORK AS A TEAM AS WELL. BRONCHETTES Forward right line, front to rear-V. Williams, D. Wagers, K. Foucault, C. Catren, C. Powell, S. Miller, P. Steohan, J. McKee, S. Baade, N. Johnson, L. Hagemann, K. Campbell, S. Hogarth, M. Perot. Back right line-J. Oswald, A. Coe, M. Payne, K. Clinge. R. Robin- son, M. Miller. C. Stead, A. Raae, C. Tolpo. Forward left line-J. Connelly, V. Walsh. D. Reber, B. Kerber, S. Gergen. J. MacRae, J. Johnson, R. West, P. Hartwig, S. Sibley, N. Staggs. S. Kittredge, S. Carr, C. Bunta. Back left line-D. Anderson, K. Oman, J. Kee, N. Savage, V. Staggs, M. Melrose, D. Avery, S. Kuhlman, D. Lattof. 25

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Square dancing and social dance groups take up the better part of the gym during activity hours on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday. Round, circle, and square dances, with Mr. Chiles do- ing most of the calling keeps everyone on their toes while social dancing, again the largest activity in the school, gives students a chance to brush up on their fox trots, jitterbugging, and other pop- ular dances. What's more we even give the gym a good old no shoes dusting every time we meet! DANCE GROUPS NO ONLY SHOWED US HOW TO RELAX BY OURSELVES .

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In addition to general science, biology, chemistry, and physics, as pictured above, students are able to follow up in- terests in science by joining extra cur- ricular activities in this Held. Science Club covers current discover- ies in the various scientific fields while Natural History Club carries out proj- ects not covered in the classroom. Members of the Space Club Cleftj study the theory and design of missiles, rockets and satellites, also building working models. Who knows, maybe someday during eighth hour we'll hear thatfami1iar...5...4...3...2 ...1...BLASTOFF!