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Page 86 text:
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Standmg C oanh Mxkc Smlth Mac Crum Ron Baker Brad Bannon Kneelmg B1llAheam Doug Butterfield and Mark Bjornstad GOUA S wzngs mio A ctzon
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' Wm' . .A, - --,Q M-1 Rytle Club Set Its Sites High Club officers Steve Blanchard, Dave Hagen, and Dan Dower. Aiming high, the rifle club organized and put in many hours of practice. By changing their headquarters from the wood-working shop in the industrial arts building to the back room of the renovated bus maintenance build- ing, the club members had more room and didn,t have to move anything around before they began their prac- tice. The terrific expense ofthe equipment was provided by the club. Ammunition alone cost from S5 to S20 per per- son, or about S400 for the entire club. Running from October to May, the club ollicers - Steve Blanchard, president, Dave Hagen, secretary, and Dan Dower, treasurer - had a long term and an active one. The ten best shooters were chosen from the club to make up the varsity team, which practiced on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Other club members were free to prac- tice on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Their advisor was Mr. Hillard Beller, who kept the club moving and handled the business end of things. Peninsulals 1967-68 RiHe Club.
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Page 87 text:
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ore! H If we could only play more home gamesn was the famous refrain of the golf team this year, for out of the ten matches they played, they won six and lost four and strangely enough, all of the games they lost were away games. They beat North Thurston, Fife, Laughbon, Sumner, Foster, and lastly, Bethel. The high scorers for the team were Bill Ahearn with 12, and Ron Baker with 13. Losing only to Tumwater, Enumclaw, Mount Si, and Curtis, this year's team was doing well. Mr. Smith, the golf coach feels that - with a freshman, Ron Baker, as the most outstanding player on the team, and with everyone coming back, except Doug Butter- field, - golf will take the championship next year. Coach Smith helps Brad improve his stroke Ron Baker Mark Bjornstad Brad BHHUUU
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