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g.,m,J ' 5 DUNGEONS AND DRAGONS: 1oel Gilbert, Adviser Polly Palmer, Ken Breivik, President Erik Clark, Todd Haugen, Dave Gray, Chuck Savage. -1:40 uni 111 Here's the knight, but where's the Round Table? 121 Two gallent knights fight for a fair damsal. 131 Tim Emory loves eating food from the Middle Ages. 141 Kim McClune kisses her knight in shining armor. 151 A roy- al banquet at the Coronet Tourney. 161 Whew! Your dragon has bad breath! laughs Glynis McKee. 171 These are knights- in-training. Dungeons and Dragons Club 193
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A better time? Fairview's horizons are so very limitless that even time is nothing but a concept. Through the Medieval Club and Dungeons and Dragons, students were able to regress into the Middle Ages. Students participating in the Medieval Club were able to relive the Elizabethan times through festivals, parties, plays, and regular meetings. Each person picked out a special name and character to be used at all the getherings. Fairview's gallant knights, brave lords, and fair ladies could all come to life in the imaginative, anachronistic Medieval Club. Fairview's other Renaissance period club was the Dungeons and Dragons. This was actually a continuous, complicated game in which the imagination could soar. Choosing a time, place and character, each student in the club winds through endless, twisting imaginary tun- nels forever . . . IWW MEDIEVAL CLUB Front Row: Margaret Leighton, Bryan Starry, Regi- na Pankaskie, Dave Hamlin. Row 2: Adviser Polly Palmer, Tim Emory, President Glynis McKee. Back Row: Gary Gray, Karl Hiesterman, Dana Haight. 192 Medieval Club
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Bu ing, and giving Need a few extra dollars? Why not work at the school store and earn two dollars per period? While working, the store provided a little experience for the business orient- ed student. This year the store car- ried a variety of merchandise from Andy Gibb folders to Fairview Knight jackets. The store was locat- ed in the student center so that supplies could be bought easily by the students. Fairview's Future Homemakers of America sponsored a Dance-a-Thon as a fund raising effort to help the Colorado Chapter of the National Society for Autistic Children and Adults. The Dance-a-Thon was held in the Grand Ballroom of the Hilton Harvest House. The thirteen members of FHA and other Fairview students danced to raise money for this cause. The effort put in made a great dance. 194 School Store 5
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