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Chess Club
Years ago, there was a chess team which competed with other schools. This year, faculty advisor Mr. Ro­ bert Paoli, together with Claus Zie- ler, re-established a club to compete within the school. The twenty stu­ dents involved in the club meet once or twice a week to practice for a com­ petition later in the year. Claus Zie-
ler, who functions as president, stat­ ed the purpose of the Chess Club: “The Chess Club is intended to bring some fun and recreational value to the school. At the same time, the game trains the mind of each player. It is like a sport, only that the mind,
not the body, is exercised.”
1. Hclgc Ziclcr and Lcs Judkins match wits in a game of chess. 2. CHESS CLUB, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: H. Zieler, J. Garafano, F. Rcda, P. Miller, J. Jakubowski, C. Von der Porten, W. Hanlon, S. Byleckie; SECOND ROW: L. Judkins, K. Mclchionna, B. Askew, E. Orlando, T. Moore, B. Klein, C. Zieler, G. Kopidakis, J. Pizzolato, P Han­ cock, S. Mantrom.
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