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qleft to right, top rowy Mark Dever, Mark Burch, Bruce Spears, Terry Hancock, Larry Lyons, and Art Fultz fmoderatorj. Qthird rowj Greg Henritz, Mike Roeh- rig, Mike Burkhead, Jim Gardner, and Jerry Tucker. fsecond rowj Robert Droste, Joe Archangel, Kevin Mann, Terry McKenna, and Delmar Tucker. ffront rowj Pat Richardson, Tim Larkin, Don Frye, Buddy Rogers, and Steve Stone. Pep Club Ikp .Band fleft to right, top rowj Rick Lies, R. Jarboe, Bruce Davenport, Pat Meehan, John Keaney, Fr. Charles Roppel fmoderatorj, Rusty Zanone, Mike Cassin, Bill O'Connor, and David Sorrels. fsecond rowj Terry Hancock, Kevin Doyle, John Lammers, Bruce Raque, Steve Brown, Terry Blevens, Tim Golden, Larry Lyons, and Keith Kuschival. qfront rowj Pete Ward , Tom Bayens, Charlie Stopher, Joe Weaver, Luke Clore, Mark Dever, and Jim Eve.
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i 1 fleft to rightj Curt Hill, Larry French, Tim Freibert, Mark Dever, John Wagner, Terry Hancock, Mr. Klaus Mittlesten fmoderatorj, Sam Horton, David Dyre, Jim Jeffries, Bruce Spears, Bruce Raque, Robert Curran, and Bruce Hoard. Open Road German, Club fleft to righrj Kevin Martin, Steve Lambkin, Mike McCollum , Robert Davis, PerryJohnson, and Fr. Mike Diebold fmoderatorj. Not pictured: Judy Weaver and Janice Litner qboth from Sacred Hearty.
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A joint Presentation - Trinity Science Club was formed in the 1969-'70 school year, its purpose being to enable club mem- bers to explore certain fields of science not readily available in the classroom. One of the highlights of the club's scientific ventures was a trip to the Land Between the Lakes near the end of November. Under the supervision of Trinity's Fr. Duerr and Presentation 's Sr. Rose, sixty students journeyed to the wilds of Western Kentucky to observe and discover certain aspects of un- disturbed nature unique to this area. A total of sixty students went on the trip. The Pres.-THS Science Club also sponsored a seminar on the theory of Continental Drift in October. Mr. Monroe, a pro- fessor at the University of Louisville, spoke to the club members on recent discoveries backing the Continental Drift theory. The seminar was held at Catherine Spalding College, adjacent to Presentation Academy. Approximately thirty students attended the seminar. Science Club fabove lefty Science Club members discuss the Continental Drift theory while waiting for the preparation of slides. 1 above and lefty Professor Monroe, from the U. ofL. , speaks at the joint Trinity Presentation Con tinental Drift seminar at Catherine Spalding College.
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