Alsen High School - Broncho Yearbook (Alsen, ND)

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SCIENCE STUDENTS EXCEL In 1977 five Al-IS students participated in the Nekoma Invitational Science Fair. The 5 were: Tim Bartel, Tara Kreklau, Marcy Moore, Phil Toews, and jay Klein. Tim Ba1'tel's and Jay ,K1ein's projects were chosen to represent AHS at the 1977 Northeast District Science Fair. In 1978, under the direction of Mr. Feragen, AHS hosted a Tri-School Science Fair on March 14th. Fifteen projects by AHS students were selected to represent Alsen at the Northeast District Science Fair in Grand Forks on April lst. The 15 winners were: Lane Klein, Robin Klein, Jodi Schmiess, Brian Klein, 'Todd Klein, Tim Schmiess, Cheri Roppel, Sue Klein, Derrall Myers, jim Albrecht, Phil Toews, Tim Bartel, Stan Iverson, Kelly Peters, and Torn Klein. Four AHS students continued on from the District Fair to represent Alsen and the Northeast District at the N.D. State Science Fair on April 7th at Devi1's Lake. Jodz Lana Kleinfs How Does Skin Protect You, Jodi Schmiess's Oxygen Production by Plants, and Robin Klein's 7 ' Recycling Paper were the 3 elementary projects selected to attend the District Fair. ABOVE PHOTO: Jason Metric Man explaine new metric materials a Fair's Metric Booth. Rl The 4th grade entry of at the AHS Fair. oj in Klein , xr.. Stan Iverson went on to the State Science Fair with his project, Effects of Impurities on Dendritic Crystal Formations. At the District Fair, Stan was the recipient of the Best Chemistry-Physics Award and the Kodak Photography Award. Fohr as the d the schoo1's t the AHS GI-TT PHOTO: Geological Eras of the Earth won a blue ribbon 5 A: For his project, Black Holes, Tom Klein received the Best Physics Proj ect and the U.S. Air Force Award at the District Fair. Torn also attended the State Science Fair. Cheri Roppel's project, A Caloric Comparison of Possible Fuels, was selected to represent Al-IS and the North- east District at the State Science Fair. ' I ,,,, ,, y' I A fy my f

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ORKING TOGETHER it ABOVE PHOTO: AHS students stuff themselves with their smorgasbord favorites. RIGHT PHOTO: Joyce Klein is one of the many reliable P,T.O. workers. Unfortunately, there is not enough space to list all the hard workers who make the P.T ,O, a very successful organi zation. PHOTO BELOW: Diane Hoiland, Evelyn Toews, Carolyn Klein, and Walter Scott pack away all the borrowed items that helped serve the hungry crowd. 1 ff if . A 1977 P.T.O. Officers President. . . . .Melvin Klein Vice-President . . Richard Hoiland Secretary. . . . .Evelyn Klein Treasurer . . . . Ann Roppel 1978 P.T .O. Officers President. . . . ,Richard Hoiland Vice-President . . Ronnie Loewen Secretary. . . . .Barb Klein Treasurer. . . . .Joyce Klein ABOVE PHOTO: Richard Hoiland and crew stack the hundreds of folding chairs. RIGHT PHOTO: Clara Mae Nelson-- Only 4 more chairs to go! ser.. Xi-is A lighter moment amidst the work--Gayle Feragen and Nora Schaaf caught by the camera's flash. Heave Ho! Tommy Mann helps take down the tables. PHOTO BELOW: L to R: Fred Klein, Derrall Myers, Cal Myers, and Al Feragen form the Mop Brigade to remove the last signs of the smorgasbord.