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100 Out Door and Math Club Before the float trip, Cathy Pannetti and Laura Penn Hugo load up Minnows for fishing bait. oe Racing against the clock, Linda Vahrenhorst tries to complete a difficult section of a Math competition test. STAND OUT STyxR ‘Fred Bagnaoff was a Stand Out Star in the math club,” said Mr. Chappeau. ‘He was a hard worker and had excel- lent ideas to improve the math club.” Fred had only been in the math club one year, but had competed in math contests since eighth grade. ‘The more I stay in it, the more I want to be in it,”’ said Fred. Working with the math club gave Fred some activity to look for- ward to atter school. “T really enjoyed being a part of the club, said Fred. Math contests real- ly gave Fred a sense of accom- plishment. Math skills come in handy for Jim Hermann and Dave Besselsen at a Math competition at U.M.C.
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In a math competition at U.M.C., Cathy Pan- netti checks her answers to a difficult problem. The campfire provides warmth after a float for Jeff Barnett, Nancy Duggan, and other ODC members. Two McCluer North clubs add variety. Regardless of your interests and hob- bies, McCluer North had the club for you. If you enjoyed a quieter, some- what intellectual activity, you would have enjoyed the Math Club. On the other hand, if you were more adventur- ous, the Outdoor Club was for you. The Math Club was made up of eight students who were in math classes ranging from Algebra to Calculas who enjoyed competing in math activities outside of class. “Unlike many other clubs in school, there is no special requirement to join the Math Club,” said Mr. Chappeau, sponsor. ‘‘The Math Club is open to any student who had some special in- terest in math.” The club met once a week in room 229. Members competed in several tournaments at local high schools and colleges. Mr. Chappeau added, “ Be- ing number one this year gives the stu- dents something to push for next year.’ Many North students competed in the Missouri Math League where they had the chance to win a scholarship to The University Missouri of Columbia. Also, they could win $200 in cash. Senior Kathy Panetti said, ‘‘Repre- senting North in math contests was one of the greatest experiences of my life.”’ For those McCluer North students who enjoyed being in the great out- doors, the Outdoor Club-otherwise known as ODC-was the ideal place for them. Dave Roth, with the help of Chris Brown, turned ODC into a worthwhile club. Many of the ODC activities in- cluded float trips, canoeing, rapelling, and camping. The ODC also went to Canada with 43 MN students making the trip. The club met every Wednesday in room 312. There were no special re- quirements in order to be an ODC member. In order to go on any ODC outings, all that was necessary was to have your parents sign a permission slip and pay any required fees. Regardless of what your interests were, McCluer North had the club to fit your interest. Out Door And Math Club 101
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