Mercer Island High School - ISLA Yearbook (Mercer Island, WA)

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students' achievements, academics and ability Quill and Scroll The Mercer Island chapter of Quill and Scroll, the international Honorary Society for High School Journalists, carried on the tradition of encouraging and rewarding individual achievements in the iournalistic fields throughout the school year. Headed by Mrs. Clara Hayward, club adviser, Quill and Scroll members were interested in pro- moting research and in evaluating the standards of Mercer Island's publications. Club members were chosen for superiority in general scholastic standing, their school publications work, and in teachers' recom- mendations. New members were welcomed into the club during the annual Publications Banquet held in the spring. The industrious, expressive work of Quill and Scroll mem- bers contributed much to the school in the field of journalism. Membership into the Quill and Scroll was awarded to Seated: Cindy Burdell and Barb Temple. Second ROW: Ann Morrison, Barbara Kadaner, Patti Rose, Trina Thompson, Barb Bradshaw, Betsy Johnson, Mary O. Lin, Kim Stowell, and Lanny King. Third Row: Debbie Pedersen, Tim Field, Marie Stanislaw, Steve Hoover, Thea Peterson, Debbie Hicks and Bobby Lucas. Top Row: Brian Wertheimer, Beth Egly, Linda Cohon, and Bill Forbes lupper rightj. Not pictured, Janet Elo. Practice in speaking aided debaters in many tournaments. Caroline Bixby and Nancy Wood, as affirmative, competed against Candace MacKay and Dan Nowak, negatives. Dixon Rice and Mr. Brian Barker, adviser, iudged the match. flower rightj. as i 37 -. gnmvsweww

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