Walled Lake High School - Viking Yearbook (Walled Lake, MI)

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L IB RARY STAFF - 9 HQXQ G0 First row: J. Robinson, N. Smith, J. Rose, L. Pirtle, S. Capel, N. Cremer, M. West, K. Gammel, K. Eastty. Second row: B. York, R. Thibodeau, J. Dagenais, J. Havel, T. Watrous, J. Still, J. Beagle, R. Green, W. Brown, D. Caplin, L. Lambiris, J. Green, S. Winkler, C. Krusac, Mrs. Krueger. A vote of thanks to Mrs. Krueger and to the students who give up their study hall to help all of us enjoy the facilities of the library. By rotating jobs, the student librarians learn how to check out books, how to file and how to assist students with reference work. These varied assignments better acquaint them with the various responsibilities of a fulltime librarian. BIBLIOPHILES , M -em First row: R. Thibodeau, S. Winkler, Mrs. Krueger, C. Krusac, J. Robinson. Second row: M. West, N. Cremer, J. Green, R. Green, W. Brown, D. Caplin, L. Lambiris, K. Eastty, S. LaPiner. 66

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Front Row: N. Ely, T. Stringer, B. Reimer Second Row: S. Smith, C. Hueston, S. Ronthi, B. Clark L. Thompson, S. Collins, S. Inthihar, J. Howland. Third Row: L. Chabot, S. Alm, L. Pirtle, A. Janeway, J. Perry, J. Flowerday, Mrs. Duckwitz, C. Fish, D. Cavin, B. Lea, J. Robinson, J. Rose. ECHO STAFF Echo staif, under the supervision of Mrs. Duckwitz, writes the weekly Echo, edits the monthly Ventures, and puts out the Varieties, a supplement to the yearbook. As a journalism class, the staff visits schools in the League for workshops. These workshops special- ize in the different phases of publishing a paper. The students for this group are specially chosen by Mrs. Duckwitz for their creative ability and general aptitude in English. Journalism class busily plans Varieties

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Seated: R. Thibideau, D. Slinker, D. Duckwitz, K. Kassner. Standing: S. Forsythe, M. Tuma, F. Crawford, N. Hill, L. Schlafke, J. Burrell, T. McClelland J. Barnes, Mrs. Duckwitz. DEBATE AND DISCUSSION Resolved: That the U.S. should adopt the essential features of the British system of education. This was the topic for this year's debate squad. Var sity debaters were Renee Thibideau, and Diane Slinker, affirmativeg Dodie Duckwitz and Karen Kassner, negative. The Jay-vees were Frank Crawford, Tom McClelland, Marianne Ketchum, Lothar Schlafke, Nina Hill, and Meredith Tuma. Others participating were Judy Barnes, Judy Burrell, and Karen Eicher. The debates are held with the other schools in the Inter-Lakes League. The discussion group, composed of most of the debaters,' holds round-table discus sions with these Va same schools. The results are judged and sent to Ann Arbor. Those participating are judged on their co-operative attitude, com- municative speaking, knowledge, and analysis of the subject. rsity Debaters R. Thibideau D. Slinker D. Duckwitz K. Kassner