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Members of the Speleology Club gel set to do some 'vast exploring' of caves. Various members of the club strike o smiling pose 55
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lt looks as if one of the club members won't get near live experiments unless he has a ten-foot pole handy. SCIENCE CLUB The Science and Technology Club works as an organization to in- crease, explore, and improve our knowledge, interests, and skills in science. The Club is a member of the Science Clubs of America, JETS, and the Minn. Junior Academy of Science. One of the more active of the sub-interest groups is the Speleology Club, whose main function is the exploration of caves. Annually, with the help of the advisors, Mr. Welte, Mr. McCormack, and Mr. Cordes, the members prepare science proiects which are exhibited at the Science Fair. - ii, ,T , 5525 ' -. , , if? vJ,!fiff:,lvg: ga l , if-xv. K W LEFT: Lower away, says Josh Grindlay to a buddy. 54-
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Ken Wolfgram, president of the Future Farmers of America, enioying the sun with the FFA advisor, Mr. Woodman. is The Future Farmers of America is for boys studying vo- cational agriculture in high school. The Rochester chapter was named after Dr. Christopher Graham. The boys in FFA learn how to take part in and conduct public meetings, to speak in public, to buy and sell co- operatively, to solve their own problems, to finance them- selves, and to assume civic responsibilities. These boys, under the direction of Mr. Woodman, also take part in many FFA projects and occasionally go on trips. This is a fine organization tor all boys who are in- terested in vocational agriculture. FFA These boys make up the Future Farmers of America at John Marshall. The club isn't really that small - obviously, quite a few members were unavailable for the picture. gy-1 MVN . ,ry ,fi bl i Q t' 56 E v
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