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Under the supervision of sponsor Ken Walters, and Program Director Rick Rasansky, KRSM expanded its air time to five hours a day in its fourth year of oper- ation. With an increased listening audi- ence, this year's marathon netted over 51600, lasting for sixty-one hours. It was conducted by Rasansky and Casey McManemin, and was aimed towards the purchase of a larger antenna for the sta- tion. ,X 'LE' Nl 'P Iethro Pugh Cleftj and Mark Washington ,,. W .f .x f ,v ,f , f , V, A A f 'A JXP. dxf, J Vrrk W I , Ji. , .ff N ,Q , ' rf Ne Q, f J .W X' MK ,N sf r A.. Not Pictured due to faulty tlmmg Casey McManemin. fHis pic. is on p. 2011
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This year, seventeen percent of the students in the senior class were rec- ognized as National Merit Semifinalists. Placing among the top half of one percent on the PSAT! NMSQT were seniors Oscar Estell, Louis Fried- man, Al Cilbertson, Michael Herndon, Charles McCreary, Ion Mosle, Greg Raskin, David Stod- dart, Charles Sweet, Iohn West, and Eric Yollick. Ten seniors earned National Merit Letters of Commendation from the National Merit Scholar- ship Corporation this year. The seniors so hon- ored were: Scott Berger, Bryce Chapman, Pat Cro- nin, Kurt Eichenwald, Duffy Graham, Iason Kincher, Brandt Miller, Charles Munson, Frank Rolfe, and lim Wasser- man. The honor is awarded to those who rank in the top two per- cent in the nation on the PSATINMSQT. National Merit Semifinalists National Merit Letters of Commendation
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This summer, the incoming freshmen once again travelled to the Pecos Wilder- ness for the seventh annual Freshman Trip. The trip is designed to better stu- dents' understanding of themselves and others, as Well as unite the class. During the trip, there were many activi- ties to both instruct and entertain the campers. Students learned how to pitch tents, mark trails, read maps and rock climb. Each student underwent a twenty- four hour solo, giving each individual an opportunity for solitude and introspec- tion. There were also discussions on the geology, the flora, and the fauna of the region. The student project this year was to continue the clean-up of the camp- grounds. The weather was perhaps not as good as in the past because of the large amount of rain. The rain did not, how- ever, seriously affect the activities on the trip. Pecos VII uf ' ' ai - if Happy Campers!
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