Stonybrook Middle School - Petroglyph Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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As Mr. Dave Niederhaus launches Chris Van Eck ' s rocket, Tom Nickels, Mike Wilson, Brad Rogers, and Todd ScoU walch. Concentrating on his skills in electronic bowl- Challenging Mr. Derryl Craddock to a game of ing, Larry Snellenberger makes a strike. Backgammon is Artie Stockberger. Aerospace, Backgammon, Chess, Dungeons Dragons, Electronic Games 59

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Warriors roam the kingdoms to free them from dragons Searching for treasures, they walked slowly through the dungeon maze attempting to evade pits and traps. Using strategy, they turned corners and opened doors hoping to miss the dragon. It sounds like a fairy tale, but those are the techniques that the members of the Dungeons and Dragons utilized. Another elective sponsored by Mr. Frank Burnett was the Electronic Games Club. Offering this for the first time, everyone had to bring some sort of an electronic game. Other clubs that dealt with strate- gy were Backgammon and Chess Club. According to sponsor Mr. Bill Jones, Chess is an interesting game which you can play all your life. Sponsor Mr. Derryl Craddock felt, Backgammon is a popular game. Once you know how to play it, it ' s always fun. Both clubs had tourna- ments and awarded trophies. In deep concentration, Bobby Quails challenges Chris Fazio to a stimulating game of chess. During homeroom. Chuck Ballenger tackles his electronic game. Preparing for the next dungeon encounter, Wayne Grelle and Eric Griffin study their character sheets. 58 Aerospace, Backgammon, Chess, Dungeons Dragons, Electronic Games

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Dieters fight hunger pains; Home Ec members play Cupid I ' ll take a chocolate sundae with- out nuts and whipped cream. Hold the chocolate and go lightly on the ice cream. Yes, this was often the plea of a dieter. However, even if someone did put on a few pounds, the other members of Weight Watchers Club were always there to lend moral sup- port. Due to the overwhelming re- quests of information concerning di- eting, Weight Watchers began a new club. German, French, and Spanish pas- tries were enjoyed at the annual For- eign Language Club party. In addi- tion, games were played and mem- bers joined together for the breaking of the pinata. Sponsored by Mrs. Lin- da Priest, Miss Stephanie Ledger, and Mr. Armando Frias, the club gave members additional information about the cultures of different coun- tries. Learning and having fun seemed to be the main reasons most people joined the Home Economics clubs. Sponsored by Mrs. Dee Yarnell and Mrs. Ann Holmes, the clubs met ev- ery other week with a project demon- stration once a month. The freshman club ' s duties were decorating the cafeteria at Christmas and making 800 Arrowgrams at Valentine ' s Day. Wrapping Arrowgram boxes for Valentine ' s Day are Becky Spaulding, Lee Ann Scudder, and Tressa Mullins. Cutting out hearts for llie Valentine exchange are Lori Reinert and Jenny Mox. 60 Foreign Language, Home Ec,