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-A THE MODEL CLUB-1 to r: K. Letourneau, H. Wiesner, D. Casey, D. Marlowe, W. Miller, J. Tasset, A. Burghart, D. Walsh. MODEL CLUB The Model Club was organized by a group of students interested in making model airplanes and ships. Some of the boys had had quite a bit of pre- vious experience in making models and built motor- powered planes. The club afforded a good oppor- tunity to mechanical minded students to put their albilities to good use, besides giving them a lot of fun. in- ., SHUTTERBUGS WERE BUSY The Camera Club was organized againlthis pear with twelve members under the sponsorship of r. Ludger. Most of the mem-bers were beginners in the art so most of the work was instructional. The members took pictures for ON PARADE The club had a small dark room in the adminis- tration building but with the completion of the new building, moved into the new darkroom under the bleachers of the basketball floor. ,E Ymgggvxiiwxiww.i v -W - l W iw. , w 1 w W s Bl TI-IE CAMERA CLUB-lvto r: D. Comstock, P. Maceli, L. Burke, U. Hitschman, N. J. Ruder, B. Rourke, E. Horinek, E. Sramek, L. Onofrio, A. Wilkens.
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W. Patzell and U. Hitschman. . it OPQIIJLCJ DEBATE TEAM GIVES DEMONSTRATION The debate team, under the direction of Father Ronin, gave a demonstration de- bate before the Debate Clinic, held at Fort Hays State College on Nov. 4, 1950. At the time we go to press no matches had been arranged. 1 if 4 s X: fflimi, al mm '71 X THE C Y S: Front row, l to r: J. Beck, H. Brake, D. Freiberg, A. Schmidt, W. Patzell. Second row: T. Pitner, B. Brown. RECEIVE HIGH RATINGS IN CONTEST The Catholic Youth of Salina organiza- tion, directed by Father Brice, entered the apologetics contest and went on to the finals to win several highly superior D. Bissing, K. Brake, P. Smith, H. Wiesner. Third row: E. Schrandt, H. Spies, H. Kun- zelman, M. Ryan, J. Micek. ratings. The preliminary eliminations were held at St. J oseph's, the winners then going to the semi-finals at Tipton on Oct. 24. Bernard Brown and William Patzell won the coveted rating and went to Beloit to participate in the finals in which Bernard Brown again won the highest honors.
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-if 5 Q 1 is 4 1 g 2 P 4 mnlll mf Q MP . ,, . 11 :-. ig: X ' I I f fla me. X Z1 .g eC5oL13rgg5giLart editor and Tom Pettit, general editor, arranging pages 6ll Cl 8 - v .1.i'i'P' The Yearbook Staff: John Courtney, artg Kenneth Brake, sportsg Tom Pettit, editorg Ivan Gottschalk, sportsg James Werner, featuresp Robert Toepfer, features. :Q-v,V,x , .I G. ..
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