Wasson High School - Wahian Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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FRONT ROW: Brad Kolman, David Tuckcrman, Jim Leonard, Tom Ferrara. Fred Thompson, Paul Hoffman. Joe Harris. Harold Burton, ROW TWO: Ann Wilson. Karen Herbert, Sharon Towner. Kathy Dawson, Linda Jo Fleming. Janice Schaefer, Barbara Dawson, Nancy Clutter, Patti Brush, Jenni Marvin. ROW THREE: Dana Hodek, l l t Bonnie Alger, Patti Beary. Dave Condic, .lack Swanson, Tom Casey, Gary Neece, Carol Might, BACK ROW: Gerry Russell. Denny Bone, John Nesavich. Eddie Stallard. Jeff Kinnan, Ted Tocnsing. Gene Craig, Dick Horn, Scott Butler, Greg Kieffer, Bob Brown. Bowling Club Sends Touring Team Throughout State Members of Wasson's Bowling Club, which is a chap- ter of the National Jr. League, participated in their nation- wide tournament in May. In addition to the weekly games among the ten four-man teams, a touring team of the top five scorers represented Wasson at numerous tournaments throughout the state. Especially deserving bowlers were awarded trophies at the conclusion of the season. Trophies were given to the highest teams, the highest individual scorers, the high series man, for the high game, and for the best overall average. Paul Hoffman served as president, with Sharon Dia- mond, vice-presidentg Jack Swanson, secretary-treasurer, and Gary Neece and Jan Schaeffer, I.C.C. representatives. DENNY BONE encourages Karen Herbert to add every precious point carefully. PRACTICE AND PRECISE form bring Bowling Club president. Paul Hoffman. top scores.

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THE BOOK STORE became a scene of relaxa- tion for many browsers, who, like Steve Weaver, often became engrossed in the paper backs. FRONT ROW: James Klein, Vicki Smith, Julia Hargrove, Pat Perry, Sharon Price. Grace Voyles, Jennifer Marvin, ROW TWO: Terri Shoup, Patty Burke, Phil Fites, Ralph Crum, Serene Andriesse, Judy Sample, Mindy Johnson. BACK Literary Guild l-las Banner Book Store Sales in l96ll Wasson students had access to a vast selection of pocket books, note cards for Forum and speech needs, scratch pads and other study helps through the facility of the Book Store, which was managed by the Literary Guild. Teachers often referred students to the Book Store for materials to supplement text books. Because of the split shift schedule, the Literary Guild operated during the noon hours on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Although members were required to maintain a B-3 average, the experience of managing a business made the extra effort worthwhile. Officers this year, led by sponsor, Mr. Ralph Connor, were Ralph Crum, president-manager, Phil Fites, assistant manager, Serene Andriesse, secretary-treasurer. ROW: Mr. Conner, Michael Hassett, Margie Dolph, Jeanne Haug, Mona Baum gartel, James Bailey George Gehrung, David Saurer. 1

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j 'X 40 ' CAROL ROODHOUSE and Betty Christman start pre- liminary plans for Betty's campaign at the Grand Junc- tion convention in April for state F.T.A. vice-president. PRACTICE TEACHING in the elementary schools proves to be a challenge to Sherrie Noonan as she faces for the first time the prob- lems of discipline and explaining difficult material on the correct level for the child. Future Teachers Journey to Grand ASSISTING A VOLUNTEER instructor in the Literacy Program, Gail Elliott explains to an Oriental student some of the many irregularities of the English language. F.T.A.'s aid to this program, which was sponsored by National Council of Jewish Women, was given by instructing individuals in the class or by making teachers' aids. xv' rf Q L CN-AL