Elmira High School - Falcon Yearbook (Elmira, OR)

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Gayle Harrington a:lub Editoo and Mary Jo Taff Newspaper Editom cut stories for layout pages of Falcon Flashes. Phyllis Fisher Exchange Editon and Lola Johnson Circu1ation Managen getting ready for distribution of Falcon Flashes. an'c m and lcRm McKcm work 0111 statutivs tor a sportssrorv. 1hev arc Ihc NHWU lkhxors. ,zr

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PUBLICATIONS The publications class, which was added this year, was organized to pro- mote better schoolpubh'cations. In their class work the fourteen students learned the principles of writing for publications. Mush- s- , s Cg ' They received practical experience XWX . x I through writin stories, t ping, mimeo- LL x - , x ,, graphing, andgdistributinilg monthly the i school paper, Falcon Flashes. Class work centered around the yearbook in- cluded scheduling and taking pictures, making layouts, writing copy, and fi- nancing, ithrough the sale of yearbooks, advertising, and by selling cokes at bas- ketball gamesi all of which culminated in the production of The 1956 Falcon. xi .5, y Jean Ostenberg iYearbook Editors, LeNoire Hanson, and Sevilla Jessee iYearbook Business Managers typing for Falcon Flashes. Mrs. Pickens, publications teacher, checks over a lay -out mat. Diane Hayden, Sandy Nelson, Glenda Yarborough, Carolyn Bangs, and Carol Archer mimeographing an issue of Falcon Flashes. e an :ter- Jim Davis, school photographer. ' STORE This page sponsored by RALPH JOHNSON LUMBER C07 and SUTTLES

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tjfx 30 whdm BAND Clarinets: Alice McClure, Barbara Blocker, Bob Rhoem, Gordon Fisher, J udy Rust. French Horn: Janet Smith. Flute: Barbara Dahlin. Saxo: Darryl Phillips, Ron Huddleston, Diane Hayden, Dorothy Pierce, Jerry and Mike McIntyre. Kettle Drums: Jerry McKee. Cymbals: Roger Bown. Bases: Ernie Douglass, Ed Simmons, and Ed Cortez. Baritones: Don McKern, Gary Lake, and Marshall Smith. Instuctor: Ron Carpani. 1 wOIK T T18 7 BAND CLUB ' . FRONT ROW: Charlotte Johnson, Janet Smith, Kay Gibson.V1ce-Pr631dem- Doris Hockley; Treasurer, Judy Rust; and Dixie Vaughn, President. ROW: Mr. Carpani. Advisor; Ed Cortez and Dorothy Lake. BACK The Music Department under the direction of Mr. Carpani, gave three con- certs this year. The concert in March was 21 pops concert. The band plays at all the home games, sponsors the annual Harmony Ball and competes in the annual Western Oregon Band Contest. The chorus performs for community groups, as do special instrumental groups.