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Below: Eighth grade chess players. hess Club Patient People The Chess Club was made possible this year by Mr, Phil Hirschler, who gave up both his home- room and lunch periods to furnish a club for both seventh and eighth graders, The Club entered many tournaments during the year, including the Lompoc Record Chess Tournament, which was won by LJHSer Jeff Pick, They also had a fierce and victorious battle be- tween the Spartan Chess Club and the Vanden- berg Jr, High Chess Club. The Club also engaged in two tournaments where the members of the club played each other to determine their champ, Through these activities, the Chess Club won the title of being one of the most educational clubs on campus, -.li 41 Above: Mr. Hirschler plays a quick game, Left: Ralph Hagans, Robby Coe, and Jerome Okun really concen- trate, 89
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Jr. Ogtimists Graham 's Good Guys During the 1971- '72 school year, the LJHS campus was proud to have a group of students who were constantly trying to help improve the campus, the Junior Optimists. With Mr. Bill Graham as their advisor, the Optimists have been one of the most active or- ganizations at LJHS. They served punch at the Mission Fiesta, guided parents at Back-to School Night, and also took on the hard job of helping control the campus during lunch, James Chandler served as president for the year with Steve Terrones assisting him as vice- president. Other officers were Sal Majarras, secretaryg and Greg Hamon, sergeant-at-arms. I X , 1. y' Q lg. A Above: The active Junior Optimists.
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Scholarship Club We Can Work It Out During the 1971-'72 school year, the Cali- fornia Junior Scholarship Federation worked together to help students with greater academ- ic ability reach their full potential. With Mrs. Joan Araujo and Miss Jackie Johns to lead them , the Federation went on several outings, including a trip to Santa Bar- bara and a visit to an Allan Hancock play, Carmen Lietz served as president with Don Ames as vice- president. Other officers were secretary George Renfroe and treasurer George Polly. During the year membership cards were issued which served as permanent hall passes and allowed members to visit the library when they were completed with their regular class- work. .r 1 4:- ua - ' ' 1 , , ,.-r. -L ' ' - il...-, l' sz -- - ' as 1 . 4 was H 1 ul 1-N sr, 1 , - r . - ..,,. . .... , , ,AMW .a . - .,,. We ,:.,. . H u... ..H,,.,f,-f ,, , Y, '- Scholarship Club had more members than any other Spartan club. I llllfflra President Carmen Lietz and Vice-President Don Ames
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