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Journalists ll Pam Callender suggests an amusing answer to Cindy Callender and Paul Corroo to be considered as a response during the competition. 21 The opposing teams await the initial question in the first round of competition. The Bourgade team is made up of Hans Schacke, Art Kirschen, Mary Anne Kilfoyle, Sally Edmondson, Paul Corroo, Cindy Callender, and Pam Callender. The Seton team consists of Joe Carrera, not shown, Annmarie Arnone, Alexis Drosos, Lisa Gummel, Joe Adloch, Ken Walsh, and Renae Richardson, not shown. 31 Hans Schacke, Art Kirschen, Mary Anne Kilfoyle, and Sally Edmondson discuss the possibilities of a winning answer on paper before replying vocally. 41 Master of Ceremonies, Gary Josephson, rattles off questions to the participants as Chris Zagar and Linda Latos monitor the computer. sponsor Bourgade's First Annual Academic Bowl l l
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M ti Q A ,J QW 'U , , On March 10 the First Annual Academic Bowl was held in the Bourgade gym. lt was sponsored by Bourgade's Quill and Scroll, the newspaper staff, and the yearbook staff. The participating teams were from Arizona Lutheran Academy, Bourgade, Phoenix Christian, and Seton. The teams answered a variety of questions submitted by a joint-school teacher committee headed by Mrs. Patt Scully. The teams finished in the following order: Seton, Arizona Lutheran Academy, Phoenix Christian, and Bourgade. Seton won the honor of keeping the traveling trophy for the 1982-83 school year. Academic Bowl 85
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