East Kentwood High School - Skyliner Yearbook (Kentwood, MI)

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.I .Ahrish .Ll.,1... yr Pictured are Front: Tom Rutherford, Vicki Stamper, Heidi Heckler, Kent Willyard and Kevin Kellyg Back: John Pasquantonio, Kim Spaak, Stuart MacAskie, Sally Liefbroer. ritine and oetry Club Ha Many AlIth0l'S After a careful reading and evaluation of all the contest entries, Mrs. Carolyn Clark and Mrs. Peg Champion falong with the help of several other English teachersl announced the winners of the annual creative writing contest. All the winners receive a small cash prize, and have their works featured in the writing magazine to be published in the spring. The following students were winners in the ninth- and tenth-grade division: 36 Activities Poetry: First place John Pasquantonio Second place John Pasquantonic Short Story: First place Tom Rutherford Second place Heidi Heckler Eleventh and twelfth grade division: Poetry: First Kim Spaak Second Tom Moses Third Sally Liefbroer Haiku: First Tom Moses Second Steven Diebel Third Sally Liefbroer Short Story: First Kent Willyard Second Kim Spaak Third Stuart MacAskie Fourth QHMJ Tom Moses Vicki Stamper Kevin Kelly

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KAI 1982-83 Shakespeare Club. QBJ Fun on a Shakespeare trip. lCl1982-83 Latin Club. 5: ' f V' I . fi , 'A r Shakespeare Club on Move lt was another great year for the Shakespeare Club. lt included two trips to Stratford, Canada, one in October and one in May. The per- formances seen this year were Merry Wives of Windsor and Macbeth, Next year the club wants to go to London, Ontario's Grand Theatre Co. This will give the club more plays to pick from. The trip funds were raised by sell- ing spirit key chains, garters, and Christmas ornaments. Latin Club The Latin Club, though not very big, had a semi-busy year. There were nine members, including Tony Bielecki as the club Presi- dent, Tonja Wepman as the Vice- president, Mary Olszewski as the treasurer, and Andrea Wingier serving as secretary. These nine members sponsored popcorn sales in the foyer during lunch and they also prepared themselves a Roman Brunch. The club is still in the process of making a smaller chariot for future parades. The Latin Club sponsor, Mr. Jack Walburg, said the students really jumped into everything with enthusiasm! Activities 35

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