Western Reserve High School - Carhesian Yearbook (Collins, OH)

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To raise money for the Varsity Club, Mike Chaffin, Ellen Parker, and Randy King show candles to prospective buyer Judy Todd at noon. thletes Pledge Mooney for at As 5 member of the Varsity for one of the sports programs. Club, -1 helped sell 2. selection of 1 We pledged money foward the three candles as our money making Pufehe-Se ef 9- new Wrestling met project. Some members received f01' next Veer- nylon jackets for selling twenty Members 3150 attended 2- or more candles individually. Cleveland Ilfdiefls baseball S9-me , . . I with the substantial profit we Mer 1- I emoved myself gf1eTP1'eCe1V1Uif,J ee'-f1d1?, liendziqer made, everyone thought it would despite the fact the Tribe lost ee u S mem ers or ers oge ' be a good idea to buy something 6 1' VARSITY CLUB: I-'RONT ROW: Lenny Dauch, presidentg Joyce Lierenz, secretary, Dave Emary, treasurerg Randy Coe, Bill Schnell, Mike Chaffin, Bill Burras, Sharon Terpening, Corv Stoner. ROW 2: Linda Coe, Mil-fe Martz, Carla Bohn, Floyd Smiley, Judy Todd, Jeff Streng, Dan Dillon, Dean Rogers. ROW 3: Ellen Parker, Mark Greene, Bernie Grosswiler. Gina VanDootin5zh. Kathy Carey. Linda Todd. Michelle Chase, Vicky Timbs, Carol Harper.

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Jas., , . I. N . 4 X7 Films, Trips Keep Science Society Members Busy Science Society held monthly meetings on Wednesdays. I liked having the meetings at night because it allowed more people to join. Usually a film was scheduled for each meeting. Once we had an excellent speaker who talked about Birds of Prey and showed some interesting slides on the subject. Senior club members who took physics toured Gilford Instruments in Oberlin. They observed various demonstrations, including one of a laser. Diffraction gratings, worth well over 310, were given to them as complimentary gifts. We also went to the Wooster Experiment Station along with physics and chemistry classes. Our annual Christmas party was held at Mr. Lund's house where we had refreshments and exchanged gag gifts.Q3 .F 4 HW ABOVE: A demonstration is observed by Bruce Manning and Mr. Lund at Gilford Instruments in Oberlin. RIGHT: At the science fair Ron Olds displays his project on dog care which received excellent rating. -1x I :mfs Q SCIENCE SOCIETY: SEATED: Shelley Arnold, Mr. Lund, adviser, Pat Riedy. ROW 2: Byron Dalton, Bruce Manning, Sharon Giles, Sharon Stackhouse, Jeanne Burke, Bev Manning, Kim Gibson, Dave Emary. ROW 3: Ron Olds, John Fletcher, Tim Parcher, Robert Hahn. Not pictured: Judy Todd. nl.-4 I Equipment is examined by Sharon Stackhouse during a field trip at Gilford Instruments. X if - ,T 4523

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9 I 1 N x I X Several couples engage in a round of square dancing as a request is playedby The Challengers and Foundation Band. As the evening proceeds, Byron Dalton and Wanda Welch engage in another dance. 80 ' I 4-, 3' One last dance is shared by Sharon Terpening and Dave Emary. To the beat of a fast tune, Mark Greene and Holly Hazel boogey as The Challengers perform.