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With clubs available for every interest imaginable,

students had many ways of by Ashley Wilkins
gett'

('t eniors Matt Krickbaum, Kaeli Samson and Melinda Reinholz
~participate in the Iron Che£ contest in Latin club. The food
was evaluated by judges £rom within the school and outside. olved
photo by MIChael Hel lman
ecording his cd in broadcast club is senior Je££ Hoeft.
R Students could JO in a variety of clubs no mat-
Broadcast club helped students experience what it would be
like to work in the recording field. photo by Ashl ey Rosen boom
ter what their interest or talent were, and eventually
1t paid off on the1r college applications .
"I JOined the chess club because I've been playing
the game s1nce I was 1n the third grade, and !love
playing games where I have to think and come up with
many different strategies," chess club president

sophomore John Lin said.
Whether 1t was writing, hav 1ng an interest in
other cultures or thinking hard, there was something
for everyone .
"I've always enjoyed writing . I have wntten
lots and lots of poetry because it's JUSt a really fun
hobby that I have . That's why I dec1ded to JOin the
literary magazine club, so I can share my wor k w1th
everyone in the school," sophomore Octavia Butler

SCIId.
All of these clubs shared a few common inter-

ests. They were not very well known by many of the
students and were alw9ys eager to find new members .
"One th1ng that I'd like to see happen for the
Spanish club is a larger number in the membership. Right
now we only have three people in the club . It's a fun
group, we do numerous activities and more people
would be great," senior Candace LeGrow said .
The club which had a noticeable rise in members
was the chess

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·oadcast Club-front-Tom Wi.lhruns, Riley Sinclair, Alex Raksin, "Last ~11 d rcL1'\ill~l thil10 t L, lY .. 1 ~ :..11·t L,f"
mes Cook Josh Sweet back..Spencer Bartlett, Zuhair Zueter, Michael year there were - jllllic•1· KllL.,I ·c.e11 Vett·cT
;~ckley. Matt Gall Kellen Da..iley. Khoreen Vetter, Jeremiah Johnson,
r. Piersolli not pictured-Eric Cook photo by Kim Vawter only two mem-
bers in the club; now we have close to 30 people . I
would l1ke to encourage more students to JO in because
it's a fun club to be a part of and make great fnend -
ships," Lin said.
VJhatever the reason was for joining a club,
students were able to share common interests with
others, and have a great time. 207

Broadcast/Lit Ma_i
Chess/Language L'l'uh;