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X., 231' TOP LEFT: Chess team members - CLOCK- WISE FROM LEFT: Winston Weiser, Pete Lins, Keith Friedenherg, Rick Poulin, Scott Goedealte, Mr. Heaps tadvisorj, Tony Cooke. MISSING: Steve Elltsuis, Rob Moore, Ed Mtteller, Douuu Norca, Iulie Williamson. MIDDLE LEFT: Strategy Club members - FRONT ROW: Den nis Bartnik, Joe Hilliard. MIDDLE ROW: Ken Alms, John Roemer. BACK ROW: Scott Goedecke, Eric Grave, Pete Lins, Tony Cooke, Winston Weiser, Rick Poulin, Mr. Gentry tadvisert, Steve Compton. BOTTOM: The Pleasure Champ- ionship is a competition for walking, jogging, and backing the horse. Kim Fullwood qualified and placed third in the event held at the Capital Centre. OPPOSITE BOTTOM: Photography Club members - CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Pete Lins, Shannon Gordon, Mark Nix, Lance Rcctanus. OPPOSITE TOP: FRONT ROW: Ms. Kerr Cadviserh. SECOND ROW: Holly Coshatl, Deah Stark. THIRD ROW: Tia Hinkel, Lisa Iolati, Raymond Lewis. TOP ROW: Lydai Boulder, Sue Clopein, Dawn Sminlt, Ruth Knight. MISSING: Theresa Gary, C. C. Chausse, Linda Cur- tis, Angel D'AIanso, Beth Dietz, Vicky Di Gigamontonio, Kim Fullwood, Michelle Griffin, Kevin Hantrnond, Pam Hardy, Melvin Jones, Karen Kirsch, Stte Leech, Ray Lewis, Cathy McCauley, Stte Millet. Sue Ogaitis, Cathy Poisal. Pant Porter. Jackie Smith, Robin Suehlal, Martha Sullins. U32 ,ff- 163 ,N .X
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Clubs require unique skills Four clubs have the dis- tinction of offering students a chance to develop special skills. The Equestrian Club members went on trail rides to Misty Manor and attended the Washington International Horse Show at the Capital Centre. The Photography Club snapped pictures for the year- book and the newspaper. The Strategy Club played games of skill on a weekly basis after school. The chess season ran from December to February. The twelve member Chess team Q2 any ' at 4-'Q i Zogrrllclezcirtche season with a : X49 45 5 , f 22' I 3 .C 4' 162 ORGANIZATIONS
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Advisory groups were a new concept at school this year. Every Wednesday, the morning classes were shortened to allow forty minutes for these activity periods. Topics ranged from a contemporary is- sue debate to ping-pong. About sixty groups were formed allowing each student to find an area compatible with his interests. . , - ,. 164 ORGANIZATlONS Advisory Groups W :Li-f nag ist. xr 53 MX . IF! Advisory groups begin mid-February YQBK L...
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