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VARSITY H MEN HLi ' ' Jm 1 K j j Kx. ‘ • A Front row: Dean, Parr, Schnuerer, C. Coe, Cindrich, Prats, Owings, Garverick, Horvath, We ste rfieId. Row 2: Jividen, Jamieson, Hipp, Wright, McCartney, Miefert, Hutchins, Harpster, Scott, Hollinger. Row 3: Daugherty, Lee, D. Coe, Lambert, Kopcial, Palm, Foster, Fox, Brown. Row A : Bouts, Dougherty, Franks, Radstrom, Coach Dougherty. The big four! Serving as officers this year were Joe Prats, president; Paul Cindrich, vice pres¬ ident; Howard Forrest, secretary; Rodney Moore, treasurer; Clyde Coe, sergeant-at- arms. Among their many projects were operating the coat check, selling football programs, sponsoring a dance, cleaning the trophy case, sponsoring an athletic picnic for the junior high boys, and having a h ayride . To promote a better understanding and environment among athletes, who are all working together for the same cause is the purpose of the Varsity M Club. Front row: Coaches Mehock, Burkett. Row 2: Coaches Flanegan, Dougherty, and Dressier.
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CHECKMATES Are you sure of that move? This year ' s chess club was established to promote the art of chess. Mr. Marchant and Mr. Lenz served as advisors, while Bill Foster was president; Evelyn Smith was vice president; and John Miefert was sec¬ retary-treasurer. Among their activities were the purchase of club chess sets, several team matches with area schools, and a rating tournament. 100
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INTERNATIONAL FRIENDSHIPS The American Field Service, which pays part of the expenses of the foreign student and provides housing for him, is one of the school ' s most praise¬ worthy organizations. In order to obtain their needed money, A. F. S. had a money-making project nearly every month this past year. They sold A. F. S. folders and ribbon candy, had a surprise day, and sponsored a dance, a car wash, and a bake sale. Their advisor was Mr. Beal and their officers were Dick Whitney, president; Jean Bryner, vice president; Peg Adams, secretary; Ingrid Wilhelm, treasurer; Karen Holmes, Americans Abroad chairman; Rose Timan, publicity chairman; and Grace Ford, housing chairman. In order to promote international good will among participating countries, A. F. S. selects an American to travel overseas under the auspices of the Americans Abroad program. Congratulations on a successful project. i Mr. Beal, Timan, Bryner, Adams, Holmes, Whitney. 102
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