Eisenhower Middle School - Eidolon Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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- w l Mi' 'Q 1-E'ZE'i,, ' hh a ar' un., -54 Linda Rademacher, Five Star General editor, checks pictures for the March issue. 4 rm Eighth graders Sheri Houston, Patsy Jones, and Jean Smith prepare a poster to advertise the Raider Roster, school directory. Vickie Bradshaw and Peggy Knol receive suggestions on good newspaper layout from Professor Mack Palmer at OIPA concerence. Both eighth and ninth grade journalism classes attended fall and spring conferences at the University of Oklahoma, Norman. 25

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Academics . Wir' J! su, . ,, 1 4 Aiden 1 7 ' Y '-':..g.,,f'- +1 ft ' . Ag, .-. a ' is ' -- ,....1p42:.f V X Y ,-LQ .L -f +1 var.-F , 57,1 .fv:....f, -' ,L f .,'J' '.,' f l - 1 ,Y J. EIDOLON STAFF Chris Barbara Snow, co-editors. Co-editors study a layout. Prepare I 9 . L- f Aggasit. HZ' .K Clark, layouts, Kathy Jones, COPY: Marylee Trigg, Five Star General and Eidolon 1 f ,:'z,Q,Lftitwr J f ,' tae, , fr p . M dkgc.9 i'J Xffldxlx-VL! C-flzlfyfzfaca j if gffpgfvu' .dwwcfzupx R, . W If Twenty-four enthusiastic students made up this year's Five Star General staff. Editor Linda Rademacher and reporters spent many hours conducting interviews and writing stories for the paper which was published once a month. Journalism I also included the staff for the school yearbook, the Eidolon. Co-editors Barbara Snow and Marylee Trigg took the lead in assembling a book which depicted Eisenhower's image. Students in eighth grade journalism studied theory and learned to write news stories, editorials, and features in preparation for assuming the duties of publication next year. The class prepared the April issue of the Five Star General and compiled a student directory, the Raider Roster. S 'N-..,f Z -ry ir. W-- FIVE STAR GENERAL STAFF Front row: M. Goodeaux, P. Clark, D. Bernardy, J. Brown, J. Carmack, V. Bradshaw, D Knol, J. Howell, Mrs. A. Whalen, sponsorg J. Knol, G. Dodson, P. Wrlson. Back row: L. Stevens, J. McKinney, J. Preston, B. Wilson Pannell, L. Rademacher, editor. Second row: M. Saunders, C. B. Snow, K.Jones, P. Crane, D. Kitchen,M.Trigg, K. Smith. 24

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eada lllllle lHXll,XKl Academics , fa o Answering questions on a self-evaluation unit offered to freshmen English classes is Lea Rumley. Engllsh and Drama Uncover the M an Arts of Language English, a required course throughout junior high, is a com- bination of grammar and literature. Special units which include the study of foreign lands, narcotics, personal code, and American folklore are added features. Many classes also participate in Junior Masterpieces. Speech is offered to seventh and eighth grade students as an intro- duction to drama, debate, parliamentary procedure, and voice con- trol. Freshmen may enroll in Drama I. During the year, the drama class presented a scene from Little Women, and a play, The Hoax of Hogan's Holler. Debbie Points and Katie Saunders take part in a production given by the drama class.