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RONT ROW: B. Veiman, R. Larson, G. Cameron-PRESIDENT, R. Herwig, P. Katzung. SECOND ROW: J. ilson, R. Anderson, T. Kvale, D. Isackson-SECRETARY-TREASURER, W. Helland, B. Miller. BACK OW: A. Springer, K. Benesch, R. Humphrey, W. Helland, D. Perry, G. Hromadko, T. Sanders. ERONT ROW: C. Proulx, P. Anderson. SECOND ROW: D. Parrish, L. Maher-SECRETARY, N. Lahs. BACK ROW: B. Miller, R. Anderson-PRESIDENT, R. Overland. l X Chess Club, Ushers' Club Chessmen Take Ninth At First State Tourney In March ofthe 1968 school year the chess club partic- ipated in a state chess meet in Eden Prairie, where they placed ninth out of about 38 schools. Five members were selected to go to the state meet: George Cameron, Quen- tin Denzene, Jeff Forsythe, David lsackson, and Jim Ste- phenson. Quentin placed highest of the five, 26th out of 124 other chess players in the tournament. Chess Club provided recreation for over 30 male members. They met every Tuesday evening and spent their time playing off with the other members, whom they challenged in hopes of a win. The main event for the year of Ushers' Club was the awards banquet held in the spring. The banquet consist- ed of a dinner and a program. The members were award- ed pins and certificates. Their establishment of a point system determined the kind of certificate the member was presented from the number of points each accumu- lated through the years in which he belonged to the club. Their other social functions were a get acquainted picnic, and a potluck. A CHESS CLUB MEMBER studies the board as the limit for his move ticks on. i H Organization - 189
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New Horizons Changing experiences and ideas . . . New relationships with seh' and others . . . Anticipation of coming year by sophomores and juniors . . . Different living loca- tions for many seniors . . . Added freedom and responsibility . . .
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