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Anyone interested in dancing may be a mem- ber of Pirouettes. The club is designed to learn to dance better, to produce a dance program, and to learn better body control. The President, Vice-Presidenthand Secretary were Mary Kin- ney, Suzanne Bambauer, and Carol Crenner, respectively. Row l fFrontJ: Barbara Reid, Diane Duncan, Carol Crenner, Carolyn Whitesel, Deanna Comella, Sandy Ellis. Row 2: Patsy Burgdorf, Karen Turner, Rosemarie Evans, Mary Lynn Kinney, Sally Stricker, Barbara Dett- mann, Cinda Mickelsen. Row 3: Ann Hubbard, Klaire Kaufman, Frances Bea, Susan Bambauer, Roberta West, Mae Mickelsen, Jeannie Rose. Row 4: Fran Bell, Joan Weinzapfel, Pam Wheeler, Betty Sacherson, Ruby Bell, Diane Beers, Carol Harrison. Cotcilino Christian Youth 208 The Debate Club is for anyone interested in log- ical discussion of current problems, desire and ability for competitive debate. The purpose of the club is to encourage self-expression, interest in current problems, and a logical approach and analysis of problems. Row l left to right: P. Catlin, H. Newkirk, B. Callaway. Row 2 left to right: N. Baran. Row 3 left to right: Mr. Mc- Cready, J. Klein, J. Finkelstein, G. Martinson, B. McCoy, E. Grigas. l Pirouettes 1.71-'y,., Everyone is welcome to participate in Catalina Christian Youth. The club meets for the purpose of growing in grace and in the knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ, and having fellowship in His name. The President was Kenneth Maas, the Vice-President was Kirby Roseveare, the Secretary-Treasurer was Vivian Englert, and the sponsor was Miss A. Salzer. Row i left to right: D. Jordan, R. Arnold, B. Barrett, S. Jordan, J. Ten Hove, J. Larson, M. McNally, G, Torsell, M. McQuary, C. Oestreich, V. Englert, J. Andrews. Row 2 left to right: Miss Salzer, F. Justin, R. Shields, L. Turner, R. Seng, C. Johnson, A. Turner. Row 3 left to right: D. Sivinloioton, J. Lind- loff, L. Ploog, B. Larson, M. Bording, J. Bar- ney, R. Wood.
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