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Font row: M A. hcciolo, H Ber•rdo, C. Collon1,
J.
loel, S. Stew•n. A. lenti, P. Wrueo,
J.
Hertz Second row· B. Enni1, D. Mulholland, G. Rerdemeiller,
J.
Campbell, N. Rokof!, 8.
Koether, S. Stewort, W. Zukowa. lhrrd row:
J.
Rowe, A. Galve1, H. Rehman, W. Me,.on,
C. Dauksza; G. Stephan•.
J.
Peterman.
MEDICINE SHOW
Dr. Phillips Medicine Show, an
assemblage of explosions, acids,
terrifying apparatus, and viscious
students toured the county car–
rying scientific phenomenon to
those watching. Requests for
performances poured in at such
a rate that they could not all be
satisfied. The aurora of brilliant
name, the dense clouds of
smoke, and the echoes of the
explosions, never failed to fas–
cinate the audience.
7TH GRADE
DRAMATIC CLUB
The youngest group of drama
enthusiasts is the Seventh Grade
Dramatic Club. These members
meet every Wednesday to dis–
cuss various types of acting and
stage setting.
Main project of the club was
a presentation of a play in assem–
bly. From this they garnered
much useful information which
will prove valuable in future
years.
President of the club is Jeff–
rey Lief. Advisor is Miss Chad–
yeane Paulus.
leh to right: 8. O'Connor, l Klainer, R. Tavlor, l. Suc•v.
(70]
Se1ted
J.
Stockmevcr, Mr. Templon,
J.
l~ebre,
R. Mock. G. lubin1kv.
St•ndrng:
J.
Br.ggo, G. MarQulrt, V. Sivakov, A. Andrev1k.
CHESS CLUB
The Chess Club with Mr.
Warren Templin as its capable
advisor, is divided into two
groups, the beginners and the
"experts". The beginners, who
have played under fifty games,
learn the basic opening moves,
while the more experienced
players study the more popular
opening moves and try to perfect
their games.
Since the club was organized
for sport only, no officers
were
elected.