Colusa High School - School Daze Yearbook (Colusa, IL)

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terested and eager cyclists are able to ride fycling Club under no obligation of join- only its second year, the club sponsored a ed-mile trip to Camp Lake, Wis., and one- xcursions to Dan Wright Woods and ette. Required bicycle inspections are ad- ered by the clubis advisor Mr. A. Hinkle any long distance trips are taken. Accor- J Mr. Hinkle, students enthusiasm and in- have made the club successful. he Equestrians, Riding Club members, iven the opportunity to learn new or im- already acquired skills by lessons given at western stables. The instructions ranged he basics of Hunt Seat Equitation to the ce lesson where members learned to lver and jump their horses. The club also neir annual candy sale in order to obtain for their end of the year horse show. Cycling Club Riding and C cling Clubs: Easy Riders Lower left: Riding Club Bottom row: S. Kaufman, M. Meglia, C. Drory, S. Friedman M. Kulas, D. Repich, Top rout' M. Kreft, J. Weinberg, D. VanHecke, C. Kolb, P. Solt M. Lennard, Mrs. Simons, sponsor. - sf , .

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More Downhill Racers This S Despite mild winter weather, empty seats on Friday ski trips to Wilmot were not to be found. Three hundred East skiers saved up to 30 per cent by going with the club. Week-end trips to lndianhead-Powderhorn and Mt. LaCrosse enabled members to ski some of the bigger areas of the Midwest. For the past two and a half years, club spon- sors and officers have checked equipment. As a result, no ski club member has been sidelined by a broken bone. Because one-third of the members had never skied before, a new beginner instructor program was started as one more step for safe-guarding accidents. The new program, operated by some of the best skiers, taught beginners the fundamentals of skiing. Club sponsor Mr. Farrell felt that the many members had the chance to get acquainted through club functions. One major function this year was the ski club party held at school, which consisted of swimming, basketball, volleyball and films. Practicing their new trick at Mt. LaCrosse, Scott Degraf and Jir ski while carrying Marc Siegel across th Ski C

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M-Club Bottom row: G. McKervy, C. Dickson, S. Crifase, V. Piscetello, T. Drozdz, L. Lannert, M. Karlins Second Kula, C. Miller, J. Baum, J. Tice, E. Morrow, C. Ringstrand, M. Elatkin, J. McMahon Third row: S. Rothenberg, D. Do Duda, R, Kaufman, S. Steigerwald Top rout' G. Morgan, B. Fox, J. Zimmerman, B. Grahelle. R. Grazian. C. S' Lammersfeld, J. Leparski, S GAA, M-Club Promote Spoi M-Club worked for greater student interest in athletics this year. The group, which was headed by President Craig Miller, treasurer Bruce Gartner and membership chairman Eric Morrow, directed a large part of their energy toward a year-end lettermanis banquet. The club was also on hand to help out the Maine Athletic Boosters. Mr. Gregg, in his first year advising the group, expressed hopes for a larger, more active club in the year to come. Any girl was again welcome to join the ac- tivities ofthe Girls, Athletic Association as there was no club membership. GAA sponsored a jogg- ing and conditioning exercising program for female students and teachers, as well as co-ed fencing. Due to its popularity, the intramural judo self-defense developed into a P.E. class, a reversal of the usual procedure. In addition to running the intramural activities, GAA spon- sored co-ed family night, organized the two Award Night ceremonies, and operated the con- cession stands at all home football games, Girls' Athletic Association Officers Left to right: M. Berresheim, s treasurer, E. Santry, president, P. Schuttler, Sports C