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hess players try

for club status

There is a new program
at Ralston High tnat is
looking forward to becom­
ing a club. Chess Club is
in a trial year, Jim Wolfe,
sponsor of the chess pro­
gram, said.
Seven students were in­
volved in the program, said
Wolfe, and members stud­
ied chess strategy, offense,
defense and general rules
to put together a plan of
attack.
All the players were com­
petitive, despite the fact
that each player had a dif­
ferent degree of skill.
“Some may be better at
RALSTON SCHOOL BOARD starting the game, and
Front Row: Tom Fiscus, president; Bob Graveline, vice- some at closing the game,”
president Back Row: Jeri Rodrick, Dr. Gary Carlson, Glen Wolfe said.
Mackie, secretary; Leann Siedlik, treasurer
The chess program was
open to boys ana girls that
either wanted to play
chess, or learn chess. Next
year the program will be
recognized as a club, and
memoers will compete
with other schools, Wolfe
said. Wolfe noted that
most major high schools do
have competitive chess
clubs.

COOKS
Front Row: Eunice Klintworth, Maridee Gibbons, Betty
Montalbano, Janet Slominski, Janet Shearer, Lillian
Kvetensky Back Row: Judi Tomcykowski, Marla Barnes,
Darlene Higgins, Margaret Carlentine, Barbara Krzemien

Office Runners
Front Row: Jill Sommer, Mindy Johnson, Karrie Krzemien,
Todd Hurt Back Row: Paula Smith, Traci Bosen, Dave Ost,
Matt Mosser

1964-1965 was the firstyear of FTA (Future Teac hers of America).

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