Park Forest Middle School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (State College, PA)

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Enjoy The Earth, r Wish Upon A Star Row 1, front: E. Woolley, B. Meck. Row 2: S. Kauffman, S. Hussey, C. Witherite. Row 3: A. Dreibelbis, C. Brown, I. Smith, R. Carruba, T. Castello, I. Brown, M. Miller, S. Belinda. Hunting And Fishing Club This was the seventh year anni- versary for the Hunting and Fishing Club. The club's advis- er, Mr. Marshall, planned fish- ing trips and nature walks. The members also learned to tie flies, read conservation materi- als, and saw films. The club also sponsored the annual Conser- vation Poster Contest. Astronomy Club Sky-gazing, rocket launches, and movies were just a few ac- tivities of the Astronomy Club. Mr. Wurst, the club's adviser, took members on a field trip to the Harrisburg planetarium to expand the members' know- ledge about the stars. Row 1: R. Lee, M. Goode, G. Barone. Row 2: Mr. Wurst, M. Walters. Row 3: T. Knott, G. Pillay, R. Newnham, C. Musick, T. Capitos, 1. Kenney, E. Roe, M. Hammond, 1. Nicholas

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Happ , lnside Or Out Outing Club Row 1, front: Mr. Meyers, C. Ritter, H. Roe, B. Straw, L. McCormick, D Zimmerman. Row 2: R. Perdue, D. Scott, B. Dunson, S. larosz, T. Walker, K Schwartz, C. Martin, R. Gannon, C. Morris, T. Irwin, L. Hargrove, A. Lyday Ms. Mann. Bowling The Outing Club advisers, Mr. Meyers and Ms. Mann, led the club members on skiing, spe- lunking, camping, hiking, and canoeing trips. The club also helped with the maintenance of a five mile section of the Mid-State Trail . Club The Bowling Club, organized by Mr. Wurst, has been in exis- tence for nine years. This year the club bowled at the Armen- ara Lanes on Tuesdays after school. The purpose of the club was to develop skills while having fun. Row 1: N. Long, C. Sapansky. Row 2: C. Williams, W. Krall, D. Bender. Row 3: R. Guenot Mr. Wurst, D. Dibert, C. Clouser, l. Kohl. Row 4: E, Woolley, C.. Barone, B. McClinden, K Wegener, R. Southworth, S. Martin, A. Lyday, I. Karzen, M. Arnold. '

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Coin And Stamp Club lt really is from there. KD. Frank, I. Wegner, M. Graham, I. Merklel Sports Club Table top sports games were a major activity of the Sports Club. Each year Mr. Lillie and his club have gone through five seasons of sports: college foot- ball, pro football, boxing, auto racing, and baseball. This year the club members were able to travel to Baltimore to see a live baseball game. The Coin and Stamp Club, su- pervised by Mrs. Davinroy, met the second and fourth Mon- days of each month. Collectors compared and traded items from their collections with each other. They also ex- changed knowledge about the values and history of coins and stamps. Row 1. C. Philapatos, I. Merkle, D. Frank, M. Graham. Row 2. T. Shields, B. McLinden, D. Ciolkosz, L. Herman. PLNN STATE MM . ,, .fi- ,,e,w,,....-nnnl Front row. P. Allen, B. Hoffman, B. Meck, C. Berger, B. Frantz, J. Kiely, Mr. Lillie. Row 2. M. Goode, B. Smith, S. Miller, B. Andrews, I. Paterno, M. Hammond, I. Heim, Row 3. I. Snesik, T. Hunter, C. Peiffer, M. Knight, I. Karzen, B. Culp, M. Kavanaugh, N. Dreibelbis, D. Mulberger, T. Irvin, D. Kastner. Row 4. R. Unz, P. Daniels, D. Knipe.