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■f Visiting speal ers are an integral part of chapel. Mel Shetler holds audience attention with reflections on his school days. Football was a new sport for many girls. Mr. Schrock helps phys. ed. girls practice their new skills in a scrimmage. Involvement on School Pride Day was wide spread; a tractor, borrowed from Jayco, was used to repair the softball diamond. 8 Opening
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Academics: A Challenge Academics are always a challenge. Stu- dents and faculty learn from classroonn interaction. Students are introduced to new classes each year and add to what they have learned in previous years. For several students, science was a chal- lenge. Chemistry, physics, and biology were all taken as independent courses with required laboratory work to aid in their understanding. English, math, histo- ry, Bible, and electives also present unique learning possibilities. With chemicals and scientific equipment spread around him. Homer Schmucker conducts an experi- ment. As Duane Yoder and Robin Graber watch. Mr. Schrock explains a new function to the computer class Home Ec. students take notes as Mrs Schrock lec- tures. Opening 7
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New People Add Life SAC. sports, and other extra curricular activities added spice to school life. This year new people were involved in these activities and added a new touch to the activities. A female SAC president added a new touch to SAC activities. Different activi- ties were planned and more female par- ticipation resulted. Although it was differ- ent, it was enjoyed by all. New people in basketball, choir, and chapel brought new ideas to these pro- grams. A new basketball coach started a program which involved more defined patterns and team work. A new director in choir added some instrumental accompa- niment, and new songs to choir. Chapel included student involvement through speeches, book reports, group discus- sions, and songs. The Fish Fry is always a success In a line which extends to the road, people wait for their dinners. As his teammates listen. Jay Shetler outlines their next play during jr high football game New student. Linfred Schrock. quickly became in- volved in school spirit by entering the winning name in the Name the Team contest. Opening 9 3r
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