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XXX A. 4 wwmqwyf' i Mizzvfm 1 x 1 Lw 35- r'-n,,,. 6 4, f flu A ,M . i m , .W i i what 4. My Z 4 Top left: AV members mix work with play. David Isaac, Paul Fisher, and Susan Robertson. Middle left: David Isaac gives us his good side. Above: AV members main lady. lVlrs. Gloria lVliles. Left: lVlary Flentfro demonstrates how to repair an overhead projector. Organizations 55
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Reading, Hearing, and eeing Is Believing Do you want to know something? Come to the library to find the answer. There are many volumes of information in the Klein library. With the large number of English classes crowding into the library for research papers and Speech classes looking for debate material, the library aides were an invaluable asset to Head Librarian Mae Howard and Linda Brinkmeyer. The interesting bulletin boards and other decorative displays of the school were done by the Audio-Visual aides. Memories ofthe Christ- mas dance will be with us always, thanks to the AV aides. Their creative ideas were encouraged by Ms. Gloria Miles. Uri . 3 , , .4 l 1 ra Top right: AV Club officers are: Paul Fisher, president, Dede Sanford, vice- presidentg Marilyn Ellis, secretary, Mary Rentfro, reporter. Above: Library-AV Club members are: Standing, Marilyn Ellis, Karen Kendell, Tracy Reeves, Rhonda McAnally, Joseph Janczak, Kimberly Clark, Karen Kimmey, Mary Rentfro, David Isaac. Seated, Dede Sanford, Elizabeth Wunsche, Paul Fisher, Susan Robertson, Susan Mayne, Glenda l-lill, Sandra Barnhart, Scott Schaeffer. Right: Paul Fisher dreams of being a projectionist for Paramount. 54 O rganizations
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Life in the Laboratory Science plays a larger part in daily life than most people realize. Members of the club are learning that this field offers many career opportunities, including medicine, dentistry, engineering, and dietetics, to name a fevv. The students have a chance to be creative in science and to apply known scientific concepts to fields that interest them. lVls. Sheryl Beatty and lVls. April lVlcCoslin are spon- sors ofthe group. Top right: Jim Vllaedekin identifies a new specimen. Above: Science club members are: Jim Waedekin, Wayne Alford, and Julia Irvine. Right: Wayne Alford weighs different types of elements. 56 Organizations
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