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Epsilon Society

sparks interest

in other cultures

and countries
The Epsilon Society. S E A T E D , L E E T T O R I G H T : Sally Kornfeld,Linda Bendock, Clare
Windfelder; S T A N D I N G : Drina lezzi, Pat Everett, Mr. Jon Wellington (sponsor), Judy
Bonat, Judy Butchick. M I S S I N G : Mr. Don DePaul (co-sponsor), Boel Martensson, Les­
lie Koptcho.

The Epsilon Society is a group of students who are inter­ Organian Entities is an outer space paradise for science
ested in cultural environments which are different from fiction enthusiasts at Wilson High. The club, newly found­
their own. In the words of Mr. Jon Wellington, the spon­ ed last year, is sponsored by Mrs. Mary Ellen Flynn. Proba­
sor, the society hopes to gain insight into the concept of bly the most unusual club at Wilson, their interests are
“ Man and Nations" and the “ rich diversity of man in the somewhat out of the ordinary: Star Trek films, space­
totality of his enviroment." The club members spend ships, and Vulcan ears are often the objects of their atten­
their after-school time viewing films and slides and learn­ tion. Their long list of activities includes weekly programs
ing about the ways of life in other countries. Mr. Welling­ on space, astronomy, astrology, field trips to Edmund's
ton and co-sponsor Mr. Don DePaul hope to prove that Scientific Company, and various planetarium and space
man is indeed privileged to live on this planet, and hope­ displays. They also plan to attend a science fiction and Star
fully, someday, in peace. Trek convention.

Outer-space "probes" invade

Woodrow Wilson High School

Organian Entities of Woodrow Wilson. S E A T E D , L E E T T O R I G H T : Valerie Hill, Bill Lasch, Debbie Stern; S T A N D I N G : Evan Zimmerman, Terrence
Quirk, George Prestridge, Steve King, Erik Jensen, Jeff Viechnicki, Jim Gula. M I S S I N G : Mrs. Mary Ellen Flynn (sponsor), Bob Falsetti, Paul Moore, Joe
Pomerance, Tony Quirk, Michelle Quirk.