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....y.,...-..- . -l .-..-...... r 4 ' J I 1 I 1 illuhs focused on Science The main project for the Science Club was studying the structure of rockets. After designing, and build- ing various rockets, they launched them to te st their durability. Dissecting insects and animals, members of the Mad Scientists Club learn- ed the sturcture of various organisms. They also sup- ported-anrecology project collecting tin cans to be recycled. 30 2 Q15 Members ofthe Science Club. BACK ROW: Kevin Montgomery, Craig Cun- ningham, Mr. Hank Krusen, Sponsor. FRONT ROW: Kenny Lindberg, Bryan Hicks. Q23 Officers of the Mad Scien- tist Club. Jeff McMurphy,secretary: Jeff Turner, treasurer: Mr. William Bell, sponsor: Mike McCabe,presi- dent: Joe McCabe, vice president. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Linda Bogard, sponsor. 4
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Students learned from clubs W, Clubs that helped prepare students for the future were Home Economics, and ln- dustrial Arts. 4 Home Economics and ln- ' A ,Eu ' dustrial Arts members that A t participated in the se clubs . were taught areas of sew- ? ing and metal work. This enabled them to perfect trades that couldhelp them in later years. f 1, r. iil!,1 Q 2 Hari: :.,L' h t 1 1 I 1. -qs Cmknla X xi --4 r, 4. S 2 fly Industrial Arts Officers. BACK ROW: Joe McGill, secretary: John Forsyth, vice president: Ron Conner, treasurer. FRONT ROW: Mr. Roger Sims, spon- sor: Stacy Lynn, president: Mr. David Rollins, sponsor. C23 The Officers of the Home Economics Club. Denise Lawson, president: Sara Cummins, reporter: Mrs. Thelma Braswell, sponsor: Sharon Holt, secretaryslu- lie Crutcher, vice president. 29
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Tx A . Li Ecolog learned by students The Geography Club sup- ported an ecology actwhose objective was to recycle used notebook and typing paper. They also took sev- eral field trips to learn more about our surround- ing community. Hiking and backpacking techniques were acquired by members of the Outdoor Club. After learning the proper way to select equip- ment and dried foods, they tested their skills as hikers out in the Wilderness. C 13 Officers of the Geography Club. Miss Judy Cordill, sponsor: Darla Matney, secretary: Scott Bishop, president:Janet Brensinger, treasurer. NOT PICTURED: Chris Parlcer, vice president. C23 Offi- cers ofthe Outdoor Club. Mr. Emil 2 Haar, sponsor: Russ Reid, vicepresident: Tim Weff, secretary: Mark Phillips, pre- sident: David Haar, treasurer: Missia- nell Newman, sponsor. 31
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