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IT COMPUTES: Margaret Anderson, Eddie Davis, Raymond Garza, Jean Anderson, Sam Rayborn and Graig Milton compute the intricate details of the Orbital Re- search Center Alpha which they designed. (Lair Staff Photo) Top Secret 17
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THE ORIBITAL RESEARCH CENTER AL- PHA: The center was equipped with a space shuttle docking system. The center was designed to meet all living standards of human beings. (Design by Eddie Davis) Top secret Computer students design Orbital Research Center Top Secret! Six seniors of Snyder High School designed a space station. The HED Cooperation runs an annual competition to in- terest more people in the prob- lems affecting the world today. Two problems scenarios were given at each contest. The two last year were the designing of a space station or a program for runaways. The seniors who participated in the contest were Jean Anderson, Margaret Anderson, Sam Ra- bo rn, Eddie Davis, Kraig Milton, and Raymond Garza. The infor- mation of the contest was given to Sam Raborn form Mike Ko- zelsky, Industrial Arts teacher. Each student worked on differ- ent areas of their “Orbital Re- search Center Alpha. Garza did operations and communications. Also he did maintenance. Raborn worked on environmental con- trol. David and Milton did exter- nal and internal design. Margaret and Jean Anderson worked on health and food. Everyone re- searched and studied on public relations. “It took a lot of team work to get it together. said Garza. “I worked on environmental control. This included thermal control, oxygen regeneration, water regeneration, and waste disposal, said Ra- born. His sources included scientific magazines, library books, and papers pub- lished by NASA. Raborn said that most of the station came from great amounts of research, “It gave lots of satisfaction just knowing that a small group of high school students go together and accomplished something through hard work and team participation while they learned and had fun, added Raborn. Top Secret
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FLASHING A PREPPY STYLE KNICKER SUIT: is Junior Kelly Farquar. Fashion means to express my mood and feelings in a particular dress whether it be extremely bazaar or very casual and calm ' said Far- quar. (Photo by Lawrence McCown) DOUBLE SHIRTS AND SHORT BOOTS: Ju- nior Anne Wright models the fast growing popular double shirts with short boots. (Lair Staff Photo) FUNNY TIC-TAC TOE TENNIS SHOES: Having way out clothes isn't everything. These freaky, way out shoes come in other colors besides black and white. This might be the new way of stepping into fashion. (Photo bv I awrence McCown) 18 Preppy
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