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DON’T FORGET TO TIE ONE ON 1987-88 SADD Members SADD officers: Treas. C. Raycroft; Sec. D. Gajdos; Pres. J. Bzibziak; V-P B. Adams; Sponsor Mrs. Lemon. SADD is an organization for students against driving drunk. It is available for students in grades 9 through 12. This year the sponsor, Mrs. Lemon, decided to raise money for their cause. The students sold bracelets made of string that either go on your wrist or ankle, they were a “hot” item. The theme for the bracelets was “Remember not to tie one on”. After purchasing one, the students or adults had to sign a card promising not to drink and drive. J. Collins has a talk with SADD organizer at the Community Center. 21
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SPIRIT S GONNA GET YA This year’s Sectional Sweetheart Dance was arranged by many different helpful Booster Club members. The 1987-88 Booster Club always tries to lift everyone’s spirit by putting on a variety of activities throughout the school year. Miss Kowal, the sponsor of the club, gives her support to make the school year fun and exciting. President C. Raycroft excites the crowd with “the envelope please. Booster Club officers include (l-r) Treas., C. croft; Sec., K. Render; Sponsor, Miss Kowal. Raycroft; V.Pres., S. Babair; Pres., C. Ray- GO! GO! OILERS! Showing their spirit at a basketball game arc some of the Booster Club members. The 1987-88 Booster Club 20
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CLUBS THAT CREATE SUCCESS 1987-88 Art Club The 1987-88 Art Club and Industrial Arts Club have done many beneficial projects for the school system and the students. This year, the Art Club tried a new approach to Valentine’s Day by selling balloons filled with helium for S2.00. The balloon selling was a huge success. The idea is for students to get a better understanding of Valentine’s Day by receiving balloons from friends or from someone who cares. The Industrial Arts Club has also done its by their contribution to the Homecoming Parade with their float and support throughout the year. Art Club officers (standing): Activity Chairman. C. Raycroft; Activity Publicist, A. Smith; R. Pietsch. Secretary; S. Madrigal. V-Prcs.; (sitting) C. Raycroft. Treasurer; Miss Demkovich; R. Almanza, President. Industrial Arts Club officers: Mr. Rebey; Sec.-Treas., C. Rigg; V-Pres., T. Gajewski; Pres., J. Collins. 22 1987-88 Industrial Arts Club
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