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A-......... 1 Members practice circuit-making at the demonstration console during a meeting. NICQ CLUB Students with ham radio interests are urged to ioin the Electronics Club. Members are given an opportu- nity to build and repair radio equipment, to use the Morse code, and to engage in conversations on the school's own equipment. A distant goal of the club is to establish a John Marshall radio station. OFFICERS. LEFT TO RIGHT: Terry Lind, vice-president, Nick Alex, secretary-treas- urer, Roger Rucker, president. ,J Paul Martig examines a tube tester with Electronics Club adviser, Mr. Blasczyk. 136 im ares tilting MEUR 4
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Ellen H Peterson. odgson confers with adviser Mr. The central issue for John Marshall's debate team this year was whether or not medicare should be included un- der social security. Debating this top- ic, the debaters held tournaments and meets with surrounding schools. 5 Emotion is a key-point in a success ful debate. Two debators, Diane St. George and Joe Kaminsky, discuss tech- nique. This will illustrate my point . . . -Ns...
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MEMBERS. LEFT TO RIGHT. FIRST ROW: M. Walker, P. Wiens, J. Radke, P. Sanders, D. Supalla, W. King, B. Moon. THIRD ROW: Crofoot, P. Dale, G. Hoeft, D. Sanford, R. Livingston, Mr, Wood- D. Meyers, R. Radke, J. Myhrom, B. Vagt, R. Williamson, D. Gra- man. SECOND ROW: H. Langton, H. Tiedemann, G. Wilder, H. baU:D- RICI1- Any boy enrolled in the voca- tional agriculture class may ioin the John Marshall chapter of the Future Farmers of Ameri- ca. Named after Dr. Christo- pher Graham, an early Roch- ester pioneer, the John Mar- shall group attempts to inspire members with this same pio- neering spirit and to encourage them to participate actively in the club and its proiects. OFFICERS. LEFT TO RIGHT. FIRST ROW: G. Hoeft, presidentg R. Livingston, vice-president: J Crofoot, secretary. SECOND ROW: M. Walker, historian: P. Wiens, sentinel: P. Dale, report- erp D. Sanford, treasurer, D. Grabau, chaplain: Mr. Woodman, adviser. r il 137
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