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Advisor Elsie Rich watches Lynn Rastelli index. Also helping out on the annual were Carolyn Short, Joan Blanusa, Stephanie Jackson and many others who identified pictures and compiled the index. Co-editors Sue Welnmann and Wendy Goegebuer go over copy. T’KOPECHUCK STAFF COMPILES AN ANTHOLOGY OF MEMORIES Sports Editor Curt Krueger and our fearless photographer Perry Patson. Vicki Swanson, Marcy Hanson, and Peggy Smith sold ads and annuals. 15
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KEY CLUB ACTIVE SERVICE GROUP Officers Clockwise: Sgt. at Arms Jerry Anderson; Lt. Gov. (Dist. 11) Tom Sanger; Treas. Rick Ackerschott; V.P. Dennis Gray; Sec. Mark Klungland; Pres. Glenn Zimbelman. Key Club is a school and community service club sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, which allows it to do such things as put on All-City dances and sponsor the Middle School Sports Banquet. Key Club projects this year included sponsoring dances, conducting food drives, selling raffle tickets, helping Senior Citizens, handling concessions, and raising money for the new score boards. For the first time in the Club's six year history, it had a Lt. Governor (Dist. 11) in the State Organization. A typical Key Club meeting at noon In Mr. Thompson's room. ROW 1: Advisor - Mr. Thompson, Filomena Talens, Tom Sanger, Cindy Straley, Kim Kneeland, Shelly Kaelin. ROW 2: Rick Ackerschott, Ferin Cooper, Bruce Kirk, Jerry Anderson, Glenn Larson, Keith Werley, Steve Kirk, Jim Henry, Ramon Talens, Robert David. ROW 3: Stuart Haubrich, Dennis Gray, Mark Klungland, Micky Fowler, Darrell Seymour, Bob Kyllonen, Curt Krueger, Doug Whitehouse, Glen Zimbelman. 14
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LETTERMEN ADOPT EXEC. BOARD Change was a major factor in the 1973- 74 Lettermen's Club. Mike Burton took over as advisor and with this change came a new system of government. Instead of the usual officers, an Exec- utive Board was formed with represent- atives from each sport. Voted down was the proposal to accept girls who had won letters in sports into the club. This year money from popcorn sales at basketball games will be given to in- dividual sports. Game Crew Mark French Executive Board: Brian O'Neal, football; and Rick Jones. Dave Kneeland, baseball; Mike Cleveland, wrestling; Gary Stock, basketball; Bruce Kirk. Tennis. ROW 1: Kim Baydek, Curt Krueger, Glenn Emry, Lee McGehee, Gary Stock, Fred Arsanto, Robert David. ROW 2: Rick Jones, Bob Walker, Pat McCart, Brad Hubbard, Mickey Fowler, Bruce Kirk, Bob Blanusa. ROW 3: Advisor Mike Burton, Tim Robbins, Mike Whitaker, Brian O'Neal, Darrell Seymour, Jay Argo, Bill Goetz, Wannamaker. ROW 4: Mike Cleveland, Ed Hill, Jim Henry, Mark Kaelin, Craig Newcomb, Dave Kneeland. 16
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