Waukon High School - Arrow Yearbook (Waukon, IA)

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ELECTRONICS CLUB Members of the club are: James Kelly, Robert Sasse, Roger Peterson, Grant Hagen, Leonard Hansen, John Meierkordg Instruc- tor, Mr. Melbyg Linus Liddle, Terry Robey, Stanly Hangartner, Mary Rominger, Shirley Maloney. Every Saturday morning strange noises can be heard flow- ing from the physics room. Usually it is a radio being built, which doesn't quite work--or some type of electronic brain being construc- ted. But no one seems to mind since it is the electronics club who are busily working on projects, Q71 This year, through MI. Me1by's careful instruction the club has learned much and advanced farther into the mys- tery world of tubes, triodes and plates. The officers seem a little bit stunned with Mr. Melby's que stion. l-Iow does the grid in- crease or decrease cur- rent? President of elec- tonics club is Stanly Han- gartnerg Secretary-Treas- Lu-er, -Shirley M a lo n e yg Vice-President, T he r o n Robey.

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CAMERA CLUB Ronnie Beadmore and Danny Schlitter working hard in the darkroom. Good Luck boys! Our active Camera Club has been busy this year taking pictures around the school, learning to develop them in the darkroom and general meetings under the able direction of Mr. Matthews, their faculty advisor, Officers of the Camera Club are: Secretary-Treasurer, Marilyn Hoffrnang President, Gary Kleing Vice-President, Frank Schmidt.

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These girls are working hard to meet the dead line. The annual must go out on time! Every year there is a sudden rush toward spring to mail the annual out before The final date. ARROW TAFF The group who completed the annual this year are: Betty McCormick, Carol Flage, Siby1J'acobson, Linda Stock, Sue Gordon, Shirley Maloney, Sharon Roderick, Norma Herman, Bruce Cameron, Betty Rieek, Dianne Clark, Dianne Lenth, Earle J' ohnson, and Peggy Kewley. Bruce Cameron, editorg Shirley Maloney, bus- iness manager and Betty McCormick, co-editor rest after a hard day.