Eisenhower High School - Reveille Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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,,f.uv,,- ,ui- Elsie Anderson, Editor-in-chief IN STWEIT PUIKATMS I XR! M, yl ' 1 'XX rx 3 XS jim Cole, Associate Editor Mary Lyn Vogt, Managing Editor l 'f A r , Q, x 'fab ff ,Y 24 C Aj, y A I S Five - Star Iournal Reporting news of school life to the students is the primary purpose of the Five-Star journal. It is also designed to give those students interested in journalism active practice in the publication of a small paper. Students learn the steps involved from gathering facts and writing the story until their work appears in a final five-column, four-page tab loid. The paper is an instrument of public relationsg it unites the students and the faculty. It is a reflec- tion of current ideas, interests and activities of Eisenhower High School students. An additional service to the school and the com- munity is performed by one member of the staffg this year Kathy Sharpe has reported for the High Timen page in the local newspaper. is I .. ' -. N af - I Circulation hlanager Betty XVatkins is getting ready to peddle her wares to all USE ticket holders. ' lxathv Sharpe, feature editor and school reporter, takes ti look at her weekly column. iz lxf' Y. X ...KX 1 . E : 'S .,., , - Sw X iilpilsigm

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National Honor Society Senior Members The purpose of the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY is to give recognition to our students who have achieved high aca- demic records while still taking an active part in school activities. Admittance to the Honor Society is based on the four cardinal principles of Scholarship, Leadership, Service and Character. This year the Honor Society had a candy sale, sponsored a dance, put on two assemblies, initiated a tutoring service and had a spring banquet. Membership to the National Honor Society is recognized as being one of the highest honors that the school can bestow upon a student. Sharon Bonneville Pat Borton Grant Capell Elsie Anderson Tom Capell 1 Paul Atwood Evelyn Cartony l .J Diana Clem lim Cole Lynn Cramer Leonard Deaton Dorothy Evans Laurel Evans Ginny Fuwjcr Laffy Frank Roberta Gilbert Twila Gregory