Western High School - Echo Yearbook (Russiaville, IN)

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One of the most active clubs at Western is probably the audio-visual club. The boys are kept busy by the teachers, particularly since teachers are using audio- visual equipment more and more. The boys not only learn how to run the equipment, but also how to repair it. Too, they are taught how to splice films and filmstrips. This is avery important job because Western is acquir- ing more media and it must be taken care of properly. The assistance provided by the A-V Club has proved to be a tremendous asset to classes at Western. Which dumb teacher wants this thing next? A-V Clubps Assistance Useful in Classes FRONT ROW--W. Yoder,D. Isenogle, G. Milner, L. Cook, D. Tacco,D. Brass, R. Waddell, Mr. Myer. BACK ROW--I. Perciful,B. Shanks, F. Ortman, R. Chaplin, S. Howard, G. Cook, G. Hef- lin D. Pross.

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What you have to go through to get an apple ! FRONT ROW--I. Rogers, S. Wood, R. Bolinger, D. Un- lingworth, E. Stanton, L. Steiner, 1. Downey, N. Coble 1-oe, 1, Coom-od, Mr, Mccullgugh, SECOND ROW--D, FOURTH ROW--R. Parker,D. Hutton,J. Pierce, L. Means, Newby, T. Shutt, W. Yoder, C. Simone, J. Hawn, B. R- Parker, J- Hil'f191iCk, M- Steiner- Britton, B. Tremain. THIRD ROW--K. Buffum, M. Hol- VVorms and Apples in Science Initiation Initiation was a source of apprehension to new Science Club members this year. They were blindfolded and taken to a table where their hands were placed in contact with unlmown objects. In It's what??! itself, this wasn't too bad but comments made by other members sparked their imaginations. This was an experience the new members won't soon forget. A trip to Milwaukee in March and the annual Science Fair in March are just two of the many projects that kept science club members busy this year. 74 W 2:-74,

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FIRST ROW, T.Laughner,D. Goodnight,J. Himelick, ton, D. Frazier, Mr. Reel, sponsor, THIRD ROW, R. treaszg B. Taylor, pres., S. Kay, v. pres., L. Cox, sec.g Huffer, L. Means, B. Jones, C. Sumner, M. Fulk, F. B. Britton. SECOND ROW, D. Coble, W. Yoder, D. Ortman, T. Clark, G. Fisher, B. Tremain. Lavengood, M. Steiner, D. Wells, S. Coyner, D. Hut- F. EA. Trip of Value to Members A discussion of the day's events takes place as members head for home. F.E.A. Engineering, an ever -expanding field, generates much interest among students here at Western. Members learn more about this field by way of trips taken throughout the year. Their most important business trip to date is the one that the club took to Day- ton, Ohio. At Dayton, they visiteda Man- ufacturing plant and took a tour of the city air base. At scheduled meetings they hear speeches from past F.E.A. members and working engineers. From this club, the members hope to understand the field of engineering a little better.