Eagle Mountain High School - Talon Yearbook (Eagle Mountain, CA)

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1 Among the many Valentines gifts given this year were N.H.S.' annual carnations, Emily Sherwood ponders who her secret admirer might be. Y National Honor Society: Top Row: Knight, C., Underwood, A.g Yates, J .g Mathes J., Anderson, J.g Jesse, M.g Meler, M., Dostal, L.g Payne, J.g Front Row: Carson, S.g Palomares, A.g Meler, J.g Kivisto, J., Scanlon, V.g Burdick, E.g Reeves, B. Y Jim Anderson and Jeff Yates sort cookies for Thanksgiving' delivery. GRADES COUNT ebster defines club as an association of persons for some common object usually Jointly supported and meeting periodically Most schools regard their scholarship societies as groups deserving recognition for their academically successful students Unlike scholarship societies NHS maintains higher standards of qualification by requiring faculty rating in areas of leadership citizenship and service Over a period of seven years Anne Kams has transformed the image of scholarship society to that of a closely kmt club Although the rigorous entrance standards remain the once inactive group now sponsors several holiday cookie sales and delivered observers for several months Service activities include ushering at the awards assembly and graduation and putting on their play for elementary and middle school stu dents Their activities create funds utilized by members for leaming experiences and fun activities Journeys to Los Ange les first run plays and overnight accommodations at the Kams residence in Bellflower are annual activities in which the NHS club engages VV -.. ,, -- Y - , , 5 , , Y 9

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Y NHS play practice involved rehearsing several eve- nings a week. Agatha Palomares and Jeff Yates read their parts from the Beautiful Beulah Belle. L Jim Anderson munches a Ciro's pepperoni pina dur- ing a NHS outing. Y NHS members clown before viewing 9 to 5. Top Row: Jesse, M.g Anderson, J.g Middle Row: Alum- nus Eisenhower, B.g Karns, A.g Front Row: Burdick, E.g Reeves, B.g Knight, C.

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POETRY, PROSE AND PUBLICATION Nl nk Blots , Homecoming Programs, and a tour of NBC Broad- casting Studios were several of the activities engaged in by Pen and Scroll members during the course of the year. Diligently working members also held bake sales and took tickets at football games. Combined efforts of the members, with the guidance of sponsor Phyllis Sparkman, produced an excellent Eighty's Homecoming Program. Published annually and sold on campus, the Ink Blot presented the poetry and short stories created by the club members. Services and publications provided revenue for Pen and Scroll's activities which included an autumn tour of NBC's Burbank studio and lunch at Universal City's Victoria Station. A After a tour of NBC's Burbank studio Pen and Scroll members had lunch at Universal City's Victoria Station. P Eva Cieslar proofs for spelling and grammar errors on a Homecoming pro- gram manuscript. 36 1