Cloverdale High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Cloverdale, IN)

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I didn't know that's what it looked like, was the thought in the minds of four science club members as they peered eagerly through microscopes. The members were: jerry Laven au, Loral Castor, Jerry Smith, and Ker- man Goss. Could Une QF These Be Another Members of the Science Club were: Bruce Parker, Keith Monnett, jim Coon, Larry Williams, jerry Beaman, Diana Meyers, Vivian Whitaker, Rod Price, Bill Morrison, Loral Castor, Mike Sutherlin, Dave Dodge, Anna Lewis, Annetta Routt, Alan Cash, Terry Hoffa, Steve Walker, Lucille I-Iunsicker, Gary Cline, Dale Beck- ley, Bob Minkler, Frank Coffin, Lewis Cline, Charles Coffin, jerry Laven au, Marcia Routt, jay Fisher, Becky Anderson, Kerman Goss, Jerry Smith, jerry Mc- Clure, Roy Sandy, Fayette Staley, Joanne Meyers, Alicia Casida, Sharon Cromwell, Kit Coffin, Sharon Rubeck, Shirley Allegree, Diane Cassell and sponsor, Mr . Purcell. 22

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A Merry Christmas to you, too, and God bless us, every one! was a well known line spoken by Rudy Laven au, who portrayed Tiny Tim, while rejoicing on Scrooge's shoulder. Jerry McClure, who played the part of Scrooge, practiced faithfully to get his part ready for the opening night . Up we go! Time to adjust the lights and get ready for the show. Making sure the stage was in order and lights were ready to go were stage crew mem- bers: Dave Dodge, jerry Laven au, Lewis Cline and lohn Allee. 21 Even though it was time for the curtain to go up, Cathy Mc- Cullough, Terri Reid, Linda Walker, and Wanda Sutherlin, make -up directors, checked the final touches on the make- up of Glenda McCammack and Jerry McClure . Even the House of Westmore couldn't have done better.

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- - I9 Science Club officers who were sponsored by Mr , Purcell were: Marcia Routt, Secretaryg Diana Lewis, Treasurerg jerry Laven au, Lab Assistantg Alan Cash, Vice Presidentg Loral Castor, Presidentg Lucille I-Iunsicker, News Reporterg Bill Morrison, Librariang and Hobe Nickerson, not pictured, Lab Assistant. The main concern of Science was the distillation of facts held together by prin- ciples. Civilization depends on progress and changes brought about by discoveries in science. Scientific research is a vital aid to national progress and security. At Cloverdale High School, science covered a wide range of subjects such as biology, physics, and chemistry. No matter what field one was interested in, the basic knowledge was attainable at C,H .S. The Science Club was formed to further the students' interest in science. A few science club members: Jerry Smith, Diane Cassell, Steve Walker, Terry Hoffa, Vivian Whitaker, and Kit Coffin learned through experimentation. 23