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Drug Free Club
The Drug Free Club, now in its third year at CCH, was
going strong throughout the year. With a large
participation by students and multiple large cookie
giveaways, not to mention the plethora of other coupon-
related gifts given to the members of this benevolent Drug
Free Club chapter, this club (moderated by everyone's
favorite dad, Rick Flesch) is one of many things at Cov.
Cath. that help keep its members away from the dangerous
influences of drugs and alcohol. Entrance to the club
involves an actual drug test, but the benefits are fabulous.
Environmental Club
lhis brand new club started by 1 residents Donor bpears
and Tyler Griese worked to make the school more kind to
the environment. This club has produced such things as
recycling bins in our cafeteria so we can recycle our bottles
from lunch. You can also find the big recycling bin outside
that is picked up regularly. The club meets one Wednesday
a month for coffee and doughnuts.
Ms. Alene Mosko, Matt Smith, Tyler Guidugli, Logan Siemer, Tyler Griese.
Row 3: Jacob Toebben, Will Ammerman, Eric Davenport, Brett Futscher,
Alex Ammerman, Ted Hays.
Cycling Club_________________
The Cycling Club was a brainstorm of diehard cyclist
Guidance Counselor Mr. Jason Mott. He has even been seen
cycling in on a work day, believe it or not. Even though
many of the members participated in Senior Bike Day, the
club does not endorse that activity. Since this was the first
year for participation, plans did not always hold true.
Several outings were planned for Devou Park and up into
Cincinnati. Be ready next year, you bikers. That does not
include motor scooters, Mr. Hartman.
Left: Derek Koshiol, Doug Kaiser, Mr. Nick Hovan, Matthew Stark, Casey
Moore, Mr. Jason Mott, Josh Krems, Paul Kemp.
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Drug Free Club Facts
1. Drug Free Clubs of America was founded by
three firefighters in the Greater Cincinnati area.
2. Drug Free Clubs REWARDS student through
discounts at community businesses, free items,
special event days, and general recognition for
choosing to be drug free.
3. One must be a Drug Free Club member to
receive a large cookie.
4. Sponsors include Fitworks, Town and
Country, Substation II, Behle St. Cafe, Gold's
Gym, Laser Web, Consignment Connections, and
KY Furniture Sales.
5. Eric Schieman won the 2009 Scholarship for
$250 by writing an essay.
6. There is a membership fee that helps to cover
the drug testing.
Green Facts
l.Give your computer a good night's rest too, and
you'll save money and C02.
2. The Environmental Club is also known as the
Blue/Green Club.
3. Water running when it's not in direct use is
needlessly soaking up your money.
4. An estimated 30% of household water usage is
flushed down the toilet. If your toilet is more
than 30 years old, upgrading to a low-
consumption toilet can save you up to 4 gallons
per flush.
5. Turn your heating down before bedtime saves
energy, and once you're tucked in you'll never
notice the difference.
Top Cycling Adventures
1. Coast-to-coast, USA. The TransAmerica trail is
a cycle-touring classic. Try all or parts of the
6835km from Astoria, Oregon, on the Pacific
Ocean, to Yorktown, Virginia, on the Atlantic.
2. European vineyards. Most of Europe's peerless
vineyards are accessible via public roads.
3. Tour D’Afrique. Start in northern Egypt with
your handlebars pointed south; the Cape of Good
Hope is only 12,000km and 10 countries away.
4. America's Great Divide Mountain Bike Route.
Declared the longest off-pavement route on the
planet, the full Great Divide Mountain Bike
Route criss-crosses the continental divide for
4363km from Banff, Alberta, in the Canadian
Rockies to Antelope Wells, New Mexico, on tbgrvn-i
Mexican-American border.