Urbandale High School - Echo Yearbook (Urbanville, IA)

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sc is si-lies ,. I 1 4 EEC E I g X4 H' ,il,.,a-Ml X me 'il ssfliifn ,MFQQUMV I J J il N, .W A A A . N Q.-S. Y , ey. ni l . , ' . 'ij R L. H ,ws ,' A VHJX O new Clubs N-c- .., . xssflil girl 1 f lnreresr ar UI-I5 ' l , H g -l W ' JN , 7 V uk .sl flat r 4neWToi'ganlZarions made rheirs ! '-if A 5 '51 5' ance, al UHS. The Chess Club i 4 J' ' 9l?Qfh5Zrne Sfsif? l1OUlTOQm90F.g 5 Q ,C - ber an Sauihllizlgen Mall and ' V ' y J d fourrh place. Junior Tam Schnurr, . M s ' - nn of rhe club, explained, Fourrh .s l' my Z.g as nor so bad ar all, considering ir ' - ' WF, r firsr stare rournamenrf' ' 'y '- ' ' A chess men who played ar rhe 'Jr l H, enr were Schnurr, junior Shawn A, 1 ' C sophomores Brad Sams, Roberr . 4 ' 4' fill! icle Romer, and Tam Kelsey: and y 1' 'J 43 n Greg Shaw and Vyay lsrani. Special 3 I .sv ' I were given ro Tom Kelsey for rhe ,T X-9 ii J f., gh grader and Shaw for rhe besr J xy ' Y . 2 ' der. r-M-s -, sored by Mrs. ,Marge Wegneij, rhe r ll l V er afrerschool in rhelibrary ro -V I ' n plays and ra compere among li ,A Vi ri lves. H5gsroaseryed,as,clubssecreraryw ,1 -l A ,Z x ii' Elfisaifiibbi andfaculiy members Mrs? Ay 4 i ' , ' ne Robbins and Mrs. Mary Sherer 4 l , N 'igflfx' agpep jclubfg varlery of ocfiyiries llylis A JT E11 lannedlfro encourage new members- 1 ibb was elecred presidenr, Judy J? ,l l ' ice-presidenr,'Susie Readinger, if, , and Lori Van Saelen, rreasurer. f uyfil 'X curive board was also chosen , i -' lr ,gQf,'.- g ' senior Kristen Young, junior Julie !l'5f'N 1 1 sophomore Regina Sweeney, and eff RJ n Caryn Twining. ez S, iviryfcard was given ro all -' ml -5 rs paying rwenry dollars for rhe J C lear. Ilge fee included a special 1 J locked off for foorball games isa A 1 ld seat together ro cheer rhe team, -' 'Q K g proigialedgpainr and paper ,ro Afnalsec Y 1 ,- Tall iofhleiic,' drama, and musical ch nfernber worked wirh rwo fpals-'flcluringfrhe year, . re Rlclskllumer challenges oxlfellow Chess ber rcraschess dual. Junior Tam Schnurr C, ..- i L .1 J 5-, -lfl 1 lL J l l 'kv JK' I 533' ' Kim Lundberg Sherri Lyness g 'MlKefMadison ,Kelly Malone -f1fs1i9g,QMsifiiii s Dbfinss llflqrshi Anna Marrin Jason Morhers Karen Maupin M995 5Z5fFf59l?jM9C9 '?l9' J Jane McCoy 1Susan ,McDonough 2 Leanne McGee liliraci McNabb ,Debbie Meldrern f ereg Mendenhall ' Kelli Miller as . JQVVY Mme' Marr Moore r' g Sophomores 0 75

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