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Rifle Club RIFLE CLUB The Rifle Club was organized two years ago under the leadership of Mr. Messer, the club sponsor. They now have recieved their charter from the National Rifle Association. Membershipis open to anyone in high school who is interested in firearms. The members of the club fire once a week at the National Guard Armory. Formerly members fired mere- ly for practice, this year Mr. Mess is planning rifle matches with other high schools in this area. The members fire with twenty -two caliber rifles. The club buys all the ammunition, but the army supplies the rifles and targets. af, 4 F. wr., 5 X 5 tx .. 9 if 259' 11 . 5 V f by Q 22, wwf i Y f LV ' V an , , 9 , g e NVQ Q, 3 2. his L+ K 7 1 n Q , I 7' 1' a K' ,,. -, President .... . . Bob Swan Vice President . . . Gary Stewart Range Director . . Quentin Swan Secretary ...... Gary Johnson FIRST ROW: Bill Abott, Norman Goucher, Scippy Wolfe. SECOND ROW: John Carver, Mike Riggle, CurtSwan, Quentin Swan, Gary Johnson, Dale Richards. THIRD ROW: Don Parker, Gary Stewart, Charles Fowler, Max Morgan, Bobby Fields, Matt Ratekin, Terry Herron, Larry Triplett, Mr. Messer, Sponsor. 0-Q, ilu wh
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.n ont? X'-vs! Z' FIRST ROW: Larry Hoberock, Ronnie Swift, David Rackowitz. SECOND ROW: John Lamb, Philip Wolfe, Neil Long, Richard Prettyman, Gary Boese, Richard Bush, John Carver, Jan Austin, Jo Ann Adams, Gail Peters. THIRD ROW: JoAnn Miller, Grace Oxford, Connie Adams, Louvette Bridges, Mary Jones , Marilyn Bogle, Sue Hallman, Mr. Summers, sponsor, Linda Caldwell, Diane Branhamg Kay Locke, Mary Jane McCartney, Nellie Moore, Rosa Robertson. 5 NA .1 . an W2 f A 9 f -- ...1 fqdvxfy 1 n i KH ' ULU- Lyo A f . . aio L Y f Z' 'lfm Awww.. QQ Qu WWW? K 1 co o CLUB A Q42 One of the older ubs of the school is the Cosmo Club. Formerly there were two clubs, the Latin Club and the Spanish Club, however in 1952 it was decided that the two clubs should be combined. The new club was named the Cosmo Club, cosmo comes from the word cosmopoliton, which me ans not belonging to any one country. The Cosmo Club is sponsored by Mr. Summers, the Spanish and Latin teacher. Membership in the club is open to anyone who is or has had a foreign language. The activities of the club include their own parties and an annual all-school party. President . . . . . . Ronnie Swift Vice President . . Rosa Robertson Secretary . . . . . . . Jan Austin
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