Sturgeon Bay High School - Flashes Yearbook (Sturgeon Bay, WI)

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amera Club ROW 1-Gaber-t, D. Myers, Higgins, Nordwig, Herbst, E. Strandell, M. Miller, Maples, L. P ROW 2-Pollock, C, LaVine, Braunsdorf, Gabert, D. Antoine, Marth, Robertson, Greaves, lN wma ROW 3-Mr. Bagehmil, Graf, M. Severson, Baudhui Erfourth, L. Pollock, E. Bohler. Olso 5 P-7' .- 1? The twenty members of the Camera 1, C H 55 5 E Q Club spent the year delving into the finer S points of the photographic arts. Such as de- veloping, printing, enlarging and taking pic- tures. This year's officers were: Barbara Er- fourth, Chief Photographer, Elvyna Herbst, Assistant Photographer, and Larry Maples, Scribe. 17 I 1 One of the outstanding features of this years program was the first full length movie made in 1903, The Great Train Robbery. It was shown by the club at the Carnival. ' . N This years members could earn pins to ' wear on their letters if they developed a film, f I paid dues, attended all the meetings, en- larged and took pictures. 'g ' xx 'lfxff 'Y - , ' 2 F orty-two

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