Colorado Academy - Telesis Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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CURRENT EVENTS Although the smallest activity, Cur- rent Events was by far the most vocal c-ne. Under the auspices of Mr. Nlonell, who tried to remain the moderating influence between the forces of con- servatism led by Doug Barton and Alan Gersten, and the liberal views of Rob- ert Rosenberg and David Wilson, the group discussed current topics and crucial issues, Fierce debates inevita- bly followed these discussions. a,5,'3iU lg I3 Rosenberg, D, Wilson. Advisor, Mr. Nlonell. Current Eventsg D. Barton, T. Dyer, A. Gersten, R. FIRE CREW Due to the arson committed during the stockpiling of wood for the Homecoming bon- fire, the fire crew was resurrected last Novem- ber. Faculty advisor Mr. Feiler and Fire Chief Bob Irmas headed the group, most of whom have had first-aid training. Though the fire engine, the pride of the old crew, is gone, the school purchased 31,000 worth of new equip- ment for use by this year's crew.

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ART AND WOODSHOP

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Photo Club: D. Barton, F. Bills, M. Burdick, L. Connelly, M. Dickson, A. Cranmer, C. Heyne, J. Kerr, A. Lee, R. Levy, P. Mead, M. Nelson, T. Phelps, M. Reed, R. Rosenberg, C Severy, M. Waggaman, C. Wilson. Advisor, Mr. Arlton. OTO CLU T A The Photo Club is an informal organization of students who share a common interest in photography. The members of this group serve an important function at the Academy by providing pictures for the Mustang, Telesis, Quarterly, and other school publications. Although the group meets twice weekly for discussions of many aspects of photography, and to view the creative work of it's members, the nature of photography is such that most of the actual work is done by individuals on their own time.