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Future Planning Preregistration was held March 14th for Fresh- men and Juniors and March 15th for sopho- mores. Mrs. Clara Lemm and Principal Clarence Whitesell outlined the courses that will be offered to the student body during the 78-79 school year. Mr. Calvin Kossie visited classes and personally helped the students with their preregistration cards. ln the vocational department, Mr. Wilfred Krause advised students planning to work part time next year. 1. Mrs. Clara Lemm explains the courses that will be offered next year. 2. Lee Ann Lehmann and Linda Perry discuss next year's plans. 3. Paul Hightower tries to figure out the sheets given to him at the preregistration assembly. 4. Freshman, Michael Randermann is thinking deeply of his next three years at high school. 5. Karen Borchardt wants to know what Tim O'Malley is doing. 6. Paula Diver listens closely to the speaker. 7. Dink McDonald observes his preregistration mate- rials.
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Key Clubbers Raise Funds During football season Key Club members ushered at games. They also helped Cub spirit by doing a skit at the pep rally. At basketball and baseball games they had con- cession stands. They also did many things around town to help different fund raising projects such as March of Dimes, Muscular Dystrophy and the Cancer Fund and helped the Herit- age Society find Christmas trees. The Key Club is the junior divi- sion of the Kiwanis. Officers were James Reue, president, Mike Hohlt, vice president, Gary Averitt, secre- tary, and Robert Stewart, treasurer. F ., ,.,,. ii Q ., .M-.Q at 1 2 0
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