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Art department gives award honoring Donald E, Andrews In memory of the art teacher, Donald Andrews, who died in a sledding accident last winter, the art department started an award to be given to an outstanding art stu- dent. The first recipient was Brad Sprouse. Other art award winners included Denise Banister, who won the Strathmore award, and Rick Lawson, who received a National Gold Medal. The choral department presented the Exchange club award and the Arion award to Shauna Gatten and Pam Dietsch respec- tively. The Exchange Club award consists of $50 that is given to an outstanding vocalist and the Arion is helpful in obtaining scholar- ships. The band also gave an Arion Foundation award to Susan Brown for being the best senior instrumentalist. Tom Morris received the John Phillip Sousa award, voted for by the band, for being the outstanding bands- man of the year. Three band members, Kathy Appel, Donna Murphy and Susan Brown were chosen for All-State Band. RIGHT-Brad Sprouse, winner of the Donald Andrews award, is the first art student to receive the award given in honor of Mr. Don Andrews. BELOW-Denise Banister, winner of the Strath- more award and a gold key, sits in the art room, ready to sketch a new drawing. 26
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JV et sophs win in Earth Week Can-in contest All through the rainy week of April 17- 21, the area in front of the gym became a temporary dump. In honor of Earth Week, the seniors, juniors and sophomores com- peted in the annual Can-In. Each class had a truck in which to dump the cans that they had collected and barrels were provided for the glass bottles. Interest slacked off this year, partially due to the pouring rain; but the poundage of tin cans was still tremen- dous. The sophomores won the can contest with 3380 pounds of cans and the juniors and seniors followed with 3355 and 1300 pounds respectively. The Kroot Corporation hauled the trash away and made the official weighings. ABOVE LEFT-Junior Jim Abner sits jokingly on the pile of steel cans that were collected by his fel- low classmates during Earth Week. LEhT-Sophomores cram cans into the trunk be- fore bringing them to the gym. The sophomores won with a total of 3380 pounds of cans. 25
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liOVE-GOLD KEY WINNERS-C. Uhl, C. Gray ABOVE RIGHT-Shaunna Gattcn and I ' am Dietsch p. Banister, P. Harpring, S. Hyneman, B. Brown, were the winners of the two main choral awards; K. Wnght, B. Waltermire. the Exchange Club award and the Ariaon award. 27
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