Cope Middle School - Aerie Yearbook (Redlands, CA)

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From ideos to results Through Proiects, Groups Exploit Possible Careers

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Playing to capacity crowds fattendance was mandatoryj The Third Juror fabove, lefty was presented by the Drama Club. The play involved the proceedings at a preliminary murder trial. A more successful play could have been a comedy derived from this light drama. Aiding the drama club with props and equip- ment was the Stagecraft Club Qleftj under the direction of Mrs. Honeter. The Girls Service Club qfar rightj once again aided the community and the school by com- pleting worthwhile projects aimed at helping others rather than themselves. Supervisors were Mrs. Vastine and Mrs. Arnold. A club for boys interested in electronics was directed by Mr. Eckton. The goals ofthe club were to learn the International Morse Code and attain amateur radio licenses.

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Tim Myers, editor, fupper lefty, and the Eagles' Nest staff, fupper rightg, worked laboriously to publish Cope's monthly newspaper. Features provided Cope students with advice and enter- tainment. During hectic days and weekends, the Aerie staff assembled the yearbook, flower lefty. Pat Faulstitch, qlower rightj and Susie Moore, flower centery kept things moving. MVS Opening Eyes To A New Awareness