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Clocicwise from iefr Club members pay rneir does ro buy new games and Arari carrridges Piaying a game during one of rne meerings was wnar isepr me membership going Mr Gerlsin and Sr Lisa Howard discuss on upcoming meering. The Science Ficrion Fantasy Ciub members Secretary Hearber Darnnorsr, Vice Presidenr Sreye Desmond, and Presidenr Joe Jacobson conduct one of rhe meerings, Afrer gerring oii announcemenrs our of rhe way, ir is rime for rne members ro ploy one of rbe games or rry a new cartridge for me Arari Scfence Ficrion And Fanrosy Ciub 50
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FUN AND GAMES FDR SI FI ME BERS The major goal of the Science Fiction and Fantasy club was to have fun. Mr. Gerlein, the sponsor, plus the officers planned various activities throughout the year ta lseep the club members entertained. The club began the year by playing a game that they called l'Assassination, ln this game every member was given a false name and idenity and then they went through the school trying to l-till each other. Other things that the club did were watch science fiction movies such as 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, and Close Encounters ofthe Third Kind. They also got together to play such board games as Dun- geons and Dragons, Risk, Traveler, and other fantasy-related games. The officers of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Club were Joe Jacobsen, as President, Debra Echols, serving as the treasurer, Heather Barnhurst, as Secretary, and Steve Desmond in the Vice President's role. l joined the Science Fiction and Fantasy Club be' cause I am really into D E: D and things like that, stated Sr. Jeff Kuehn. The people who were in the Science Fiction and Fantasy Club were not alljust members ofthe same club. They were friends in and out of school. They were friends whether they were in a club meeting or whether it was a weekend, when they were meeting to play a game, 58 Science Fiction And Fantasy Club
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