Weld Central High School - Rebel Yearbook (Keenesburg, CO)

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SCIENCE CLUB. FRONT ROW: J. Pettinger. T. Attergott. S. Kirkpatrick. T. Patton. S. Pippin. J. Pettinger. E. Judd. T. imhof. W. Overman. J. Rader. P. Glover. A. Thomas, Mr. Jakel. SECOND ROW: B. Schlogel. J. Okada. P. Weber. S. Theis. R. Linnebur. C. Slegmund. D. Martinez. L. Duran. B. Thornton. G. Graybill. K. Jordan. C. Okada. R. Englehardt. THIRD ROW: T. Schneider. C. Weickum, C. Thomas. D. Burbank. D. Jones. D. Wuertz, T. Maxwell. L. Beard. T. Johnson. R. Lopez. R. Gudka. R. Ervin. B. Seelhoff. D. Taylor. FOURTH ROW: J. Moore. V. Applehans. S. Wuertz. M. Heinz. T. Nordholm. E. Brown. J. Bauer. D. Croghan. S. Castillo. V. Iszler. J. Reckard. G. Wilson. D. Wells. BACK ROW: M. Starks. A. White. C. Heckard. G. Baumgartner. M. Croghan. K. Linnebur. L. Young. D. Jordan. T. Lucero. Trade Holland. S. Branham. K. Wray. M. Purfurst. and Science Science club consisted of 66 members. During the school year the club sold candy apples for the carnival during homecoming. They made $250.00 on the apples. During the Christmas season, they sold candy-grams. This project showed an even better profit for the organization. With the money, the club went on a field trip to the University of Northern Colorado for the math and science days. While they were there, they listened to lectures about crime, volcanoes and gambling. Terri Altergott was one of the many members who thought the subjects were fun and worth the trip. Jen! Pettinger. science dub treasurer, indicates her vote with a smile. Science club members are voting on a project that promises great profits.

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Art club became very active in the last three years. Mr. Arndt, art club sponsor has improved the program and gotten many people actively involved in art. This year the art club made a sculpture, had two ski trips, one sailing trip, and a field trip to the Museum of Natural History. The club won the championship for the volleyball, canned-food game. Not only are they an active group but the club penpe Castro works hard on getting art club's sculpture done by the end of the has increased its member- school year. ship dramatically. ■ 1 l| 1 p ie Art 1 Ron Beckei feeds Troy Cook to a trash can while on an art club field trip. ART CLUB. FRONT ROW: Mr. Arndt. Ed Judd. WHIy Overman. Juan Romlrlz. Darrin Imhof. Jose Gonzalez. Mike Rles, Rod Thompson. Ron Beckei. SECOND ROW: Steve Pippin, Lupe Ramerlz, Cathy Kremer, Tina Maxwell. Paula Glover. Travis Johnson. Jim Lord. John Davis. THIRD ROW: Laurie Kearns. Lori Gortz. Holly Flack. Suzanne Castillo. Dominic Martinez. Eric Brown. Ted Nordholm. Larry Duran. FOURTH ROW: Eric Syman, Keith Llnnebur. Lisa Young. Kathy Bushman. Shelly Branham. Trade Holland. Felipe Castro. Jimmy Ishlda. BACK ROW: Jull Moore. Jeff Post. Glenn Wilson. Jim Grenemyer, Kenny Wray. Joe Ruybal. Manny Hendrick. Dan Taylor. 134 Art and Science Clubs

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It was almost another great year for Laurie Kearns. Last year in speech she had gone to state, but this year she was disappointed. She barely missed going to state this year. Michael Starks also did well this year as a freshman. He scored high in all of his meets. Drama Club started off great this year. Gloria Baumgartner was pleased with the club’s activities. She said, I’m glad that we had a Drama Club this year. I really enjoyed being in plays and they gave me added experience for college. SPEECH CLUB. FRONT ROW: Kristy Busch, president: Jodi Grafton, secretary: Laurie Kearns, treasurer. BACK ROW: Jeri Hastman, Jeff Cooksey. Sharon Wuertz, Renee Wagner. Michael Starks. Acting Vickie Iszler, Debbie Reyes. Honey Kay Leonard, and Kenny Wray perform an olio routine. Honey Kay Leonard. Shelly Branham, and Doug Jones rehearse for the play FOR HIS BROTHER S CRIME. 136 Speech and Drama Clubs