Urbandale High School - Echo Yearbook (Urbanville, IA)

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Exchanges fea Producing a newspaper every no game, but the Jayhawker sta the learning experience or together two full pages in the Urbandale News into a fun ex A new dimension was added, reporter exchanges between Ur and two other schools, Hoo Dowling. Students from each newspaper staff attended anoth for a day. Each then wrote about the high school visit schools' articles were printed sid in both schools' new Senior Darlene Gubuan s editor for both first and second s Mary Mellerup was assistant e semester and Carole Bowlin s assistant editor second semeste Baldwin was sports editor w Alley, Gail Varian, Teri Boyer, an Kilmore served as exchange English teacher Mrs. Pat St advised t Mar 4th AFS Wee Warrawon Sritalarools from was sponsored by the Americ Service CAFS7, an organizat promotes the awareness countries. Warrawon was impr the freedom at UHS. My sch home is very strict. About school students held fund raising to help bring foreign exchange here and met socially to lear other cultures. At homecoming raffled off three dinners restaurants. Warrawon drew the n The Fourth Annual AFS weels held January 25-27. UHS has students from abroad currently school in various Iowa towns, included president Tami Hillar president Randy Bauer, and se treasurer Lisa Swaney. Bauer ha an American AFS student dun si Maria Posada, a Yc Understanding Exchange stude Columbia, joined UHS second se She too was impressed by fre 1 Jayhawlser editor Darlene Gubuan lo 2 lt's a busy Wednesday as the staff puts tl 3 Joyhcwker staff: FRONT BOW-C. Bl Alley, B. Smith, G. Varian, D. Baldwin ROW-Adviser P. Stohlmann, E. Erickson, M. S. Richards, R. Burke, T. Adelman, M. MCN4 Cain. BACK ROW- M. Proctor, C. Beeler, I4 V. Miller, D, Gubuon. NOT PICTURED-T. E

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Hrsr srep business urive Educarion srudenrs gained ge of salesmanship, business, dverrising, and human relations in sreps rowards rhe business world. e supervision of reacher- ror Susan Harvey, rhe class about rhe markering of goods ices and rhe many skills involved sales. rudenrs sold homecoming mums ir burrons. Again rhey reamed up yearbook class ro sell Valenrine ns. ruary rhe area DECA Leadership ce was held or Sourhridge Mall he class wan a majoriry of The Srare Leadership Conference d in April ar Merle Hay Moll. olron placed firsr in Food Service orher parricipanrs. Kellie Boals honorable menrion in ng. Boiron wenr on ro rhe Conference held in Miami in employer-employee banquer on ar rhe Hawaiian Inn, DECA expressed appreciorion and o rheir employers. ls r reachers ar reaching r Teaching, o class open ro who are inreresred in reaching, Ivised by Mrs. Kay Griffin. Srudenrs achers and rurored orher srudenrs igh school, junior high, and elemenrary schools. Up ro rwo ould be earned for rwo .rs of coder reaching. soring rhree dances during rhe fall irer, rhe class raised money for of rhe year appreciorion banquer cholarship awarded ro a ,ing senior going inro education. Danguer was held April 22 ar rhe Jreau Building. Co-chairmen senior 'orrune and junior Karhy Hillyard as masrers of ceremonies. Ar ncemenr Pam Poreere received er reachers' scholarship. 1 Ar rhe Coder Teachers Banquer, arr insrrucror Sam Chiodo chars wirh his coder reacher Laura Tremmel. 2 Coder Teachers Co-chairmen Becky Forrune and Karhy Hillyard prepare ro recognize rheir sponsor Mrs. Kay Griffin. 8 Senior Barb Scarf works with second graders ar Olmsred Elemenrary from reacher Par Dauman's class. The children wrore a play and porrrayed various foods rhar were bad for rheir reerh during Narional Denial Healrh Week. 4 During rhe DECA carnarion sales marking Valenrine's Doy ar UHS, DECA adviser Susan Harvey gives senior John Williams a hand. 5 Employed or Maurice's as a sales person, DECA srudenr Diane King is selected Senior Srandour for rhe business deparrmenr. 6 Distrlbutive Education Class .ur-5. L51 fl 1. K X . Wm. -:P',f.r..'L ' L.-,7f:.r'U:'F4 4 v A 15 Distributive Education ' 63

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