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4 Sophomore members help each other cram for a biology test, Alan Luse created a small explosion in the Science Club members enjoy a snack after an chemistry lab. enthusiastic meeting, 111
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Officers, front row are G. Green, M. Oehrlein, B. Barber, A. Luse, First Row: I. Vrba, T. Rumann, C. Tullberg, E. Maddaison, J. Valentine, C. Winey, I. Hackney, M. Crowley, I. Langbehn, T. Dunlavey, S. Blake, M. Dull, K. Schroeder, D. Holst, D. Newmarch. Second Row: D. Lass, E. Marik, H. Schnack, S, Seenksen, I. McCune, N. Williams S Shelton, J. Flathers, J. Mohr, J. Butler, T. Marme, D. Clapp, R. Kettering, J. Roeder, P. Bowstead, R, McDonnell Third Row: S. Cox, D. Willrett, R. Wheeler, M. Ru geberg, K. Glesener, E. McDermott, B. Kentfield, K. Gerdes, D Keitel, B. Luse, R, Broadfoot, D. Ingwerson, C. Mis, D. Vickers, R, Scott, M. Vickers, J. Marme, R. Moeller. llO Officers discuss new plans with prominent members, Science Club Act1v1t1es The Science Club is made up of those students who are interested in the areas of science taught in the High School-- earth science, biology, chemistry, and physics. It has had a very active year. The Central Sci- ence Club held two joint meetings with Maquoketa Science club, during which they compare ideas and meet new friends. Each month the meetings were made interesting by programs given by the students. Members also kept busy working on the botanical gardens, which has been a project for the past four years.
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112 C1 to rj first row: K. Hurley, B. Wood, N.Ryner, D. lngwerson, J. Roeder, T. Ketelsen, A, McDonald, M. Berry, second row: D. Grimstead, D. Workman,S, Kuehl, I. Lafferty, S. Craig, D, Singleman, G. Starr, P. Carothers, J. Elsner, third row: S. Ocheltree, R. Johnston, P. Berner, ZS. Gisel, C, Peahl, D. Newmarch, M, Scheel, D, Tague. Volunteer Librarians Student librarians are a valuable asset to the library at Central. They help teachers as well as students locate books and magazines. Besides their regular monthly meetings, they have two parties, one at Christmas and one in the spring for graduating librarians. A lull at the hectic magazine rack. Librarians display artistic ability, too. Students like working in the library.
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