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Junior Kallie Roesner on her horse Charlie, whom she saved from horsemeat fate. Kallie won a 4-H awards this past year. Angie Markwardt on her horse, Blue Laddie. The girls formed a small club during the school year. Equestrian group keeps horsewomen busy Mary Pankow works part-time to pay costs for her horse, an Arabian named Captain Neet. 82
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hf j Kut ,, ( , w ,-i. ' »1. Ultllll Longtime Stevenson debate and forensics coach George Croll (above) reviews speech with Kallie Roesner. Julia Robinson keeps pro and con note cards up to date (right) so team can be prepared to debate either side of the issue. Eric Soper and Karen Porter (above) stand near many of the school ' s debate and forensics awards. 4X6 INDEX CAROS 460 SX a n 4
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Chess Club reactivated SHS had a chess club this year after a two year absence. The group, organized by sopho¬ more Roderick Kim and sponsored by Ivan Kemp, first met in early Octo¬ ber. They played chess on Thursdays from 2:15-4 p.m. in the back room of the IMC until Thanksgiving. After Thanksgiving the meeting date was changed to Tuesday. The club also participated in a match with Westland John Glen High School and went to a state high school tournament in Brighton, where they met opposition from De¬ troit Cass Tech, Midland, Flint Pow¬ ers, and Flushing high schools. Although the size of the club was small (10 members), Kim was pleased, saying members were well-behaved and serious about playing chess. “Just about everyone was nice he added. “They came to play chess . “It was fun and good competition said Freshman Bill Vowler. It ' s good experience for people who like to play chess, no matter how good you are , said Sophomore Steve Zawisa. CHESS MASTERS: Steve Zawisa and Rob¬ ert McElhaney pose (top) midway through a match. Ken Kulifay and Rederick Kim ponder moves. Jim Bahen, Kim, Bill Vowler and John Sailors concentrate (above, right). Vowler and Sailors stop watching, begin playing. Club members (near right) pose with group sponsor, Mr. Ivan Kemp in¬ cluding: Sailors, Bahen, Sean Finn, Vowler, Kulifay and Kim. Clubs Organizations 83
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