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Special Olympics is a sal- vent organization that pro- vides a program of competi- tive sports activities to promote the development of the special needs popula- tion. It encourages the de- velopment of his her physi- cal strength, skills, enjoy- ment of life, and seeing themselves as a worthwhile person. As well as his her devel- opment, it will help the stu- dent to want to compete and to achieve. Most important- ly it will teach them to TRY! “Let me, win, but if I can not win — Take Me to the Top Let me be brave in the attempt.” The features of the Special Olympics are as follows: Basketball — Franklin Richardson, Michael O’Mal- ley, and Warren Dunaway Skiing — Franklin Richardson Bowling — Phyllis Cotton, Phillip Cotton, Michael O’Malley, Susan Westia Westiabe, and Debbie Min- wegen Track and Field — Everyone participated. Swimming — Franklin Richardson, Michael O'Malley.
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THE TROOPS! The Drama Clubs third annual fall Shakespeare pro- duction of ‘““Much Ado About Nothing” was a sen- timental journey through the 40s. The step back in time began with a concert b the ee Band, and oe Mad- rigals playing, and singin old 40's Eortesl oe The play opened at the close o WW. II, complete with an official announce- ment, the national anthem, a series of famous pictures from the period, and a movie of the news of the day. The rest of the produc- tion more than lived up to its Ens aay fan fare. One of hakespeares favorite com- edies written in 1598, “Much Ado” was put in a period almost 350 years la- ter, and was produced to reflect the feeling of this pocen age in American istory. 1. English Made Easy. Gene Guthrie and Bill Crow trying to speak the most impossible of languages ... English. 2. Training For Rocky IV. Tom Reed shows Mike Watson his brutal strength. 3. Don’t Turn Around Tom! Tom mite i ah oh + Rael ne oh Clark calls his “boy’’ to fetch his book while Karen Hilburn and Chris Kerr waltz across the stage and he gives her a gentle kiss. 4. I Said Get Out Of My Way! Tom Reed taking a stroll across the floor. 5. Jumping Jellybean. John Ives boogies to the Cha-Cha. 133
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