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-ff Concentration Encouraging competi- tion the McNary Chess Club moved to second place in the district, but faced a disappointing loss to Cleve- land in the state tourna- ment. Mr. Eugene lnskeep coached the twenty-eight members of the club. Out- standing players were John Francis, Bob Livcsay, Steve Rehfuss, and Steve Salt. Promoting an interest in mathematics were the fifteen members of the Mc- Nary Math Club. Activities aimed to arouse interest in the National Math Contest included a lecture by Dr. Meier, from the mathemat- ics department of the Uni- versity of Oregon. Left: John Hook, presi- dent, and Steve Salt con- centrate on the game. Low- er left: Officers of the Mc- Nary Math Club were Gar- ry Ritchie, chairmang Bob Bales, vice-chairmang and Jan lrving, secretary-trea- surer. Not pictured is Mr. Bruce Stewart, advisor. Be- low: Lettermen of the Mc- Nary Chess Club enjoy a game.
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Planters and Styles f'Serendipity,', the newly crea- ted Home Economics Club, enthusi- astically organized several activities for the last three months of school. t'Daisies Do Tell, an evening style show, was presented May lg funds were raised through a cook book sale, and a potluck held May 20 concluded the year's activities. Biology Club activities pointed towards their trip to Malheur Na- tional Wildlife Refuge, May 23-24. The club sponsored the traditional Planterls Day April ll. Upper left: Officers of 'Serendipity' were Kar- en Kongslie, secretary, Carla Bock, vice-president, Nonie Hendrickson, treasurerg Margie Austin, president, and JoAnn Hewitt, reporter. Upper right: Carla Bock models her winter ensemble at the Serendipityl' style show. Above: Randy Harchenko and Kent Irving leave on the Biol- ogy field trip. Right: Bob Bales, vice- president, Kathy Lund, secretary- treasurerg and Chris Anderson, presi- dent, served as Biology Club officers.
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