Elk Rapids High School - Yearbook (Elk Rapids, MI)

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Aaagghhh! JERRY, HELP! Jerry, this is ridiculous. Well, what do you expect a person to do when some jerk hands you a TWENTY fact sheet? Naturally, you PANIC! Jerry, I,rn almost ready to read for the class. All I have to do is Find a story, type it, cut it, write an introduction, practice it. . . If you happened to walk into the forensics class this year, these are some of the things you probably would have heard. We really had a good team this year. Forensics is a lot of fun, but it is also quite a lot of work, too. The Forensics team worked very hard this year and it really paid off. Thanks team, you did a great job! Many people don't realize it, but Forensics includes a lot more than indi- vidual events. It also includes multiple readings, dra- matic duos, and debate. The Debate team worked very hard this year and they deserve a lot of recogni- tion. Our team was in two leagues this year and also competed at the district level. They weren't on top, but then again they weren't exactly on the bottom either. They had quite a record! The Forensic team members included: Laura Wonacott, Kathy Clark, Janna Hockstad, Kathy Benak, Beth Revitser, Callie Hanilton, Lindy Williams, and Mark Peterson. The Debate team members included: Denisa Francis, Steve Masley, Ward Lorenger, Laura Wanacott, Jill Chaloner, Lindy Williams, Jim Gray, Linda Joy, Bruno Vasquez and Larry Flynn. And of course neither team would be complete without a very special person. Thanks, Jer!

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