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75: it ' f , yes. tw 1 .,,. 1 ,, wwf, Vt, , 4 sritfzfm alibi' 1 Q '13 i 2 W. a , 'iw fx.: , , v. vw Q ,Q -4, OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Dana Fouchi answers a question in math bowl competition to aid Jay Kinberger's team to victory. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: Members of Mu Alpha Theta for 1975-76 are: lfirst rowj John Meisler, Andrew Schroeder, Dana Fouchi, Gerald Lester, John Hardy, Mel Netzhammer, Joe Lacour, Tim Trainor, lsecond rowl David Moynan, Robert Moldaner, Joe Deckelmann, Greg Aicklen, Kenneth Ripberger, Mark Burdick, lthird rowt Anthony Fasone, Tony Tramonte, Eric Bland, Herbert Duvoisin, Brian Baudot, Mark Garatie, ffourth rowl Bro. Leo Harvey, Rick Doskey, Kerry Wolverton, Randy Peters, Pat Suffern, Jay Kinberger. THIS PAGE LEFT: Members of the state champion Equations team with Brother Leo are: lbottomj Greg Alcklen Rick Doskey ltopl Mel Netzhammer Joe Lacour BOTTOM LEFT Andy Porter gives a student protect on derivatives BOTTOM RIGHT Jay Klnberger contemplates the chess board in competition at the state convention in Baton Rouge as John Hardy looks on
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MAG Moderated by Brother Leo Harvey and assistant Mr. A. J. Leonardi, Mu Alpha Theta is an organization which attempts to bring together students with an interest in mathematics. Through student papers, competition, and association with others of similar inclination, MAG allows students to grow in their awareness of mathematics in all aspects of life. The State Mu Alpha Theta Convention highlighted the year. 13 members attended the convention, and spent 3 days in competition with chapters from across the state, and hearing papers by both students and professionals. Rummel came home with the first place trophy in equations, and Randy Peters tied for third in the Senior Scholarship Contest. Q
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Library Club The Library Club has as its chief purpose the improvement of the school library. Members assist in the library before school, during lunch periods, and after school. Their service is extremely important to the Rummel library. This year's officers are President Bryan Peters and Secretary- Treasurer Greg Siragusa. Moderators are Mrs. Carmen Guilbeau and Mrs. Doll Barker. RIGHT: Mrs. Guilbeau shows Bryan Peters how to use a reference book. BOTTOM: lfirst rowl Chris Schenk, Jason Olivier, Steve Sauer, Bryan Peters, Mrs. Guilbeau, isecond rowl Doll Barker, Gerald Lester, Greg Siragusa, Mike Tiffit, Tim Dauterive, lbackl Ken Allen, James Roach. 4 55531: 7 8 .M 4 N... V .F gina'
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