Memorial High School - Kodak Yearbook (Eau Claire, WI)

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Moon-Glow Captivates Audience Moon Glow, the twelfth annual Water Ballet Show, was presented this year on Oc- tober 28, under the direction of Miss Connie Ulrich. A striking dive through flaming hoops was executed by the only male performer, Stan Dale. Jann and Jill Smyth were presented with awards for performing in the show three con- secutive years. Deep Purple, a duet, was performed by Kris Camp- bell and Kathy Rose. ,.,,,,, f.f'. f 'f ,L J L c , ,n 'n4?ji'7f7 ,wmggfi f V M ,,,, '- f ' ,, ,-',', 2 My ,,,'V ,W lfi , Q ,.., AXAI I N f jiri 'Q Queen Jann Smyth soloed in Bess You Is My Wom- an. Thirty-nine seniors, nineteenjuniors, and twenty-one sophomores participated in this year's show. nun ' M- -v-H-vw.

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Marksmen Shoot for Accuracy Acquiring six new members brought the total membership of the rifle club to nine members. Under the advisorship of Mr. Haig, three basic shooting positions Were learned, prone, kneeling, and standing. The club met every Tuesday night on the rifle range and did practice shooting at twenty-tive foot Na- tional Rifle Association targets. Scores were figured on a basis of five points for a bulls- eye, four points for the first ring, and so on. There is a maximum of fifty possible points. Any score over forty points was considered good. The main purpose of the club was to pre- vent accidents by learning hovv to handle guns correctly and to develop safe shooting habits. an is ,tix ,,1v Mr. Haig instructs Jon Preston on how to shoot from the kneeling position. H 'X Front Row: Mr. Haig, Mark Anderson, Dave Becker, Jon Preston, John Holzer. Back Row: Mike Matz, Jon Hal- gren, Bob Thomas, Bill Halter, Dave Roherick.