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right: The Social Science club sit in thc library and look up infor- mation about old Decatur. below: Mrs. Kostcnski, advisor to the Social Scicncc club, lec- lurcs a class bcforc the club mccling. it ECOLOGY TEAM MEMBERS advised by Mr. Don Chamberlain are Meg McCormick. Lauric Copcnhavcr Row 2: John Moore SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB: Annctlc Bonds,Scol1 Finch, Laura Kirby Row 2: Allison lrlochnc. Gail Nelson. Sherri Meyer. Mrs, Kostenski Row 3: John Moore 54 Social Scicncc-Eco fg2QQf' Qui., f sf-Sk T491- :A-ily! V I Q
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Learning about Life The Social Science club was an activity designed so students could see and study local his- torical sites that they could not in a normal class. ln early October. the club took a walking tour of Decatur Street and Powers Lane. The first stop was the Powers man- sion to sec the extravagant ar- chitecture. They then moved to the home of Mrs. Hays whose house has beautiful interior de- sign. During late October. they traveled to .lohn Ballog's place of business. He has recreated part of the lobby of the Orlando Hotel, Old Miehl's Tobacco store, and many other old time businesses because he is a histo- ry buff himself. The Social Science club also went tothe Other Side. a Greek restaurant. There they ate Bak- lava. a very sweet dessert. Around Christmas, each member of the club chose a country and studied its Christ- mas traditions. Frederique Rol- land spoke of her Christmases in France. 4.5 :mr T we A --u ln the spring the club planned a historical trip to Springfield where they saw many governmental buildings. The president of this club was Becky Finklea: its vice presi- dent was John Moore. and its secretary was Annette Bonds. This club kept very active and accomplished much this past year. They are sponsored by Mrs. Marilyn Kostenski, 1984 winner of the DAR Out- standing History Teacher Award. Q gli 5 Above: Mr. Force puZ7les out a pro- gram at his computer in the library. left: The Social Science club consult the history section to find the beginnings of the community. Social Science-lico 59
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