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

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'EMW- 1, A 'z'f:. ,f 1 ,. lt 5 ix -5 'Q J 'Q r -av-'afu 'K -!...1..- W Q Nw 1,-' A, A ' - - . ,j it li .5 ,. gZ.g. l, 4 ' J P I l 3 , ' ',i5fi?:.f-ff, ' . l i... , -E --f' 'Q - r Close Up Club Visits D.C. The Close-Up Club thls year went, as usual, on thelr annual trlp to Washington, D.C. This gave the students an opportunl- ty to have a close-up look at their government. On thelr trlp to Washlngton the students had a chance to meet senators, am- bassadors, and other natlonal news people. Thls group of students also shared thelr ex- perlence with other students from other states. To be able to go on thls trlp the students put ln many hours of hard work and tlme to earn money to pay thelr way. The students plcked up the football fleld, ran a maglc show, and also had donatlons. Thls club was a very reward- Ing experience to all who par- tlclpated. Stacl Gates, unfor- tunately, mlssed the trlp because she was hospltallzed at the last moment. lAl THE CLOSE-UP CLUB AND THEIR SPONSORS: Left Io Baht: Klm Greene, Angle Dewlt, rs. Greene, Mr. Allce Floss, and Rlch on OUX. CBJRICI1 Mondoux, Angle DOWN, and Klm Greene ln Washl ton D.C N9 . - Q01 Angelo' Dewlt talklng wlth other stu ts ln Washington, D.C. Actlvltles 37

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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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Many Enjoy Chess Club The Chess Club, sponsored by Mr. Mike Bacon, was re- established this year on request of Jon Bielicki and Tom Moses. The club has 12 active members who sponsored two chess tournaments. Tom Moses won and Ted Barnarski took se- cond place. The winner of the second tournament, Tom Moses, won S40 which club members raised by selling sub- marine sandwiches. Student Awareness Club The Student Awareness Club consisted of 20 active members. These members sponsored a talent show in which Shawn Tanis won a S50 first prize for his excellent per- formance on the piano. The club also put on a fashion show in which students from East Kentwood performed. CAD Ted Bonarski makes his move. QBJ The 1982-83 Chess Club. fCLThe 1982-83 Student Awareness lub. 38 Activities I I I l