Coon Rapids High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Coon Rapids, MN)

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AV And Photo Clubs Give Experience L The Av Club this year helped teach- ers run audio-visual equipment such as filmstrips, overhead and opaque projectors. They also taped various sports events for re-playing to the athletes. That way the athletes could watch what they were doing wrong and try to better themselves. A.V. CLUB; Seated: Jeff Prince, Mr. Ptolph, advisor. Standing: Ken Meyer, Bruce Waldahl, Doug Hazewinkel, Bill Eichler, Joe Schneider. -IDF I PH T rm S BJ M Wm y y L 2fl Mk B L ' K By jIWIm mk ' i Kt H 1 j|igM E ' K M • 1 I H i Sbii i 1 i ili H The Photography Club learns how to take good pictures and then how to develop them. They take pictures at various athletic events and then print them in different newspapers. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB: Front Rou: Jerry Selness, Burt Barber, Annette Peters, Lee Fis 2: Steve Kiefer, Mr. Skie, Mark Hillegas.

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Debaters Have an Outstanding Year DEBATE: Row 1: Cindy Wedl, Robin Madsen, Denise Mannella. Cindy Edblom. Becliy Kennard. Joanne Butler. Linda Keen. Terry Schmidt. Row 2: Mike Scheller. Mary Adkins, Jim McRoberts. Cheryl Nelson. Sharon Keene. Heidi Pahlberg, Annette Ahart. Beth Mills. Row 3: Kurt Kuhn. Terri Walcker, Mike DeGrote, Lisa Helm. Lisa Docken, Patty Bee, Debbie LaVigne. Bill Willis. Row 4: John Hansen. Tina Holm. Teri Meyers, Linda Lee. Ruth Pahlberg, Dave Henriksen. Row 5: Randy Stenson, Jim Miller, Mike Boeder, Jon Mills, Dave Christy, Gary Hawes, Vlastimil Mach, Bill Holmlund. The Debate team was very successful divided into Novice. Junior Varsity, and Varsity teams. Traveling to Invi- tationals in Minnesota, South Dako- ta, Iowa, Wisconsin, and Illinois proves the high regard in which our team is held. At these tournaments only the top two schools are recog- nized. In order to prepare for the debate tournaments, some of the debaters went to summer institutes. At these institutes the debaters spent many hours of the day study- ing ways in which to improve therh- selves as debaters. Our debaters have done an outstanding job by winning approximately 30 trophies from November to January. These are only a few of the tropies that the Debate club has won .

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International Food Day — German Style GERMAN CLUB: Kneeling: Lee Ross, Steve Kiefer. Row 2 Mr. Rykken, Bev Brooks, Den- ise Bates, Marilyn Dally. Row 3: Sue Duevell, Sue Peopke. Row 4: Glenndyce Oce, Babette Arnold. The German Club planned the Inter- national lunch menu that was held this year. Sausage, sauerkraut, apple cider, and potatoes were a part of the menu that the students planned and served. During the week before Christmas, the members went caroling in the halls of school. They also went to a German Bakery in Anoka for lunch one day. German Club students practice for a play.