Alvo Eagle High School - Eagle Yearbook (Eagle, NE)

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Business Publications Proved To Be vi l .E I W i r 5 .' . ' i ' RP r' j we jf F EAGLE AND ECHO STAFF--FIRST Row--D. Rogers, G. Wagner, M. R0berrS0r1,,J. Weyers-'1'HlRD ROW--R J. Oberle, B, Walberg, M. Corr, C, McNeil, S, Leaver. French, J. Vande Hoef, J. JIPP, J. Muenchau- SECOND ROW--D. Erohlich, S, Sampson, S. Edwards, Steve Sampson and Dick kfrohlich get ready to roll the presses for the next edition of the EAGLE ECHO. .,,4f-- -V 26 Business Class Brings New Experiences Business publications, a journalism course, was offered for the first time this year. One of the purposes of the class was to publish the ECHO, the school paper. Editor Bette Walberg, aided by Assistant Editor Judy Oberle and Junior Editor Diana Rogers, did a fine job of publishing the EAGLE ECHO. To make the newspaper coverage more complete, concise, and current the Little ECHO was published and circulated to junior and senior high students twice a month. The paper was divided into' the following sections and supervised by students from the publications class: Features--Marlene Corr, Sports--Dick Frohlich, Girl's Sports-- J e a ne tte Weyers, Boy's Sports--S tev e Sampson, Grade School--Merna Robertson, Art--Georgia W a g n e r, a n d Mimeograph Operator--Steve Edwards. During the year journalism students Jackie J ipp and Bette Walberg, accompanied by Mr. Verl Flack, adviser, attended the Nebraska High School Press Association Clinic at the University of Nebraska to learn better newspaper procedures.