Lake Shore Central High School - Shorelines Yearbook (Angola, NY)

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1 x A. Malinowski K. Ciccarella Science Club The Science Club provides an op- portunity for scientifically in- terested students to go beyond regular high school science courses. They take part in discussions, re- ports, and work on individual and group projects. Their largest project every year is the Science Fair, in which any student may enter his own projects. It takes much hard work on the part of every member to organize this undertaking and make it the suc- cess it always is. The exchange students help prepare for the pizza sale tw I: R. LaPenna, J. Reitz, S. Thomas, L. Zielinski, Row 2: D. Ferguson, F. lrazi, M. Umana, B. Tripi, D. Serena, Row 3: K. Ferguson, K. Stratton, B. ec, K. Nelson, R. Vrooman, K. Barefoot, D. Breitwieser, S. Jones, B. yant, G. Bogardus, S. Perry Row l: G. Bogardus, L. Jasinski, Row 2: l.. Kearney, M Csatu G Miller, Row 3: M. Webster, C. Felang, N. Wilson tb fy fag' sr sitafi International Relations Club International Relations Club has been very active this year in working with the Lake Shore chapter of the American Field Service. The presence of our two foreign exchange students, Fariedeh Shirazi and Marco Umana, has been an excellent op- portunity to increase international under- standing. The annual pizza sale went over very well and provided much for the treasury to finance another foreign stu- dent here next year.

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Future Teachers - The purpose of this organiza- tion is to acquaint its members with the teaching profession. Its activities include discussions of various aspects of teaching, the opportunity for members to try their ideas by working with younger students, and field trips to area teacher's colleges to see what educational facilities are available. Seated: D. Ferguson, J. Wilson, Standing: N. Geitner, K. Stratton, S. Jones, L. Urban, N. Walters, . Pingitore, M. Carlson, S. Thomas, B. Tripi, V. Truby Row I: S. Brock, C. Gaul, K. Nelson, W. Webster, R. Felong, J. Reitz, R. LaPenna, E. Inman, M. Lewandowski, E. Fulton Read any good books lately? Library Club The Library Club is composed d students who regularly assist th school Librarian in running an el ficient library. These students ai other students in finding book: check passes, and stamp books out o the library. Library Club is mor than just an activityg- it provides very useful service. ' l Row l: S. Jones, L. Urbai Row 2: W. Webster, M. Call son, Row 3: K. Nelson, Olin, G, Straub ,ff 84

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There will be on important meeting 9th period .. . Service Club is composed of students who are willing to devote part of their time and energies to perform many needed services for the school. The girls read the morning an- nouncements and do paperwork. The boys operate the film projectors, take care of all audio-visual equipment, and control the stage operations for the auditorium. These students contribute much to the smooth running of the school. Leaders Club This organization is made up of girls who have a certain number of ath'etic points gained from intramurals and interscholastic experience. This group sets the standards for girls sports and referees girls intramurals. Service Row 1: V. Truby, N. Sherwood, A. Mcilinowski, Row 2: S. Lezork J fers, J. Breifwieser, C. Felong, Mr. Getmczn, Row 3: M. Lewcindowskl Wilson, Row 4: M. Fletcher, P. Kozukiewicz, E. Brown, R. Ames This year an interschool volleyball tourna- ment was held at our school. At the end of the year a splash party is planned. Row I: V. John, D. Herc, A. Molinowski, J. Stubler, Row 2: C. Ulmer, L. Flint, C. Reig, S. Quirk, Row 3: N. Walters, B. Corbett 86 Gofford Row 1: R. Felong, L Row 2: N. Young, N Wilson