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Science Club Officers: Seated L, to R. Lee McLin, President: Lee LeBoeuf, vice- presidentg Cheryl Buisson, Secretary. Standing L, to R. Lydia Mack, Historian: Stephanie Moore, Reporter, Doyle Villemarette, Treasurer. LSL' Ecology Committee: Lori Price, 7th Grade, Marilyn Waites, 8th Jr. Academy of Sciences Members: L. to R. E. Crawford Grade: Cindy Uzee, 8th Grade: Steven Ely, 6th Grade: Sally Martin, Sponsor: Billy Southerland, Cindy Uzee, Lee McLin, Stephel 6th Grade: Lee McLin, President: E. Crawford, Sponsor. ie Moore, Sz Barbara Reimherr, 8th Grade Sc. instructor. Activities Committee: Kitty Rogers, David Hawkins, Pat Bodoin, Billy Southerland, M2i'g'3I'1f3,NlLDEZ and Robert-Stamps:
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Math Club Julie Ward - Pres. ' - V. Pres Joan Rose - Sec. Rhonda Parsons - Treas. Purpose: To emphasize the importance of math in school and future life. This is done by guest speakers, discussions of Math students. and field trips.
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Science Club Purpose. for Science Club Regardless of the classroom experiences the students need to be aware of the importance of Science in their lives. It is im- possible to involve every student in differing activities beyond the formal class, nor is it wise to try to do so. There is a need for extra curricular science activities for learning resulting from individual interests and abilities. Our community offers us ex- cellent visitation opportunities to question, explore, observe, communicate - to get acquainted with the use of Science by facilities that affect our daily living. Club members bring to the formal class his enthusiasm, his special learnings, his reports, his project - which is of value to the classmate. Through an or- ganized Science Club the Scientifical projected student can utilize the time in a. constructive manner. fu f' S V s T ,J Parish Supervisor of Science Curriculum, Miss Marjorie King, discusses research paper with the Junior Academy of Science members. ti 2'-it .1 , is C- Science Club members take first field trip with Mr. L. Gramir as teacher chaperon Mr. Bishop furnished transportation. Eighth Grade members Seventh Grade members Sixth Grade members cgi
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