Eddystone High School - Beacon Yearbook (Eddystone, PA)

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HUNUH SUEIETIES Thus year the National unlor and Semor Honor Socletles were agaln under the capab e and expert guidance of M1ss Dolbow The members of the Senior Honor Socnetv elected nn thenr junlor year because of sunerxor scholarshtp leadership character and servlce were oyce Pyett Betty Hu ted Donald ones B111 Young ohn Menlchml and Fellx Navlclcas Thelr ofhcers were Navlclcas S cretary Treasurer Betty Husted Chosen for thexr qualltles of scholarshnp leadershnp character service and cmzenshxp were the followlng members of th1s years unlor Honor Socxety MRIIOH Cronshaw Barbara Davndson L1la Grlggs Betty Mlller Malda Morgan Patsy Yeaman Garry Knox and Earl Wentzel They elect d the followmg officers Presldent Ma1da Morgan VICE Presx dent Earl Wentzel Secretary Llla Griggs Treasurer Garry Knox Because many of the students were not famxllar with the Honor Roll system the Honor Socxetxes sponsored a drlve to acquamt the student body wnth their requxrements and benefits Small signs were posted m each homeroom remlndlng everyone that If xs truly an honor fo have your name on the Honor bulletln board stated that the student must have earned two As tn major subjects and B s nn all others Anyone wlth a U ln c1t1zen shlp IS drsquallfned The Honor Soc1et1es had charge of the monltor system whlch they operated wlth efhclency through the year Servxng as momtors were members of the Honor Soclettes and stadent volunteers N 1 w U' N1 Y . . J . . , , 5 , . . Q ' ' , ' 1 . , . l I r I A 7 f D . 7 U 7 7 . . . . , I , S , - J , . , J . . ., . President, Donald Jonesg Vi:e-President, Felix Roll. The requirements, as listed On the main . . 0 - , -9 -' 9 - a . . . . , ' ' ' ' , 1 s , ' ' . . , . . . . J . . Z . , , . . , . . , . , , I 7 7 7 ' : ' , ' 5 ' - '- ' .

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BEALUN STAFF How IS a yearbook formed? Small sketches representmg each page 1-1 the yearbook are drawn to show the approxl mate arrangement of all plctures and wrxte ups concernmg them At thls stage lmagmatxon may run as w1ld as the budget will alow From these sketches, a dummy IS drawn Thls lS a notebook contammg the exact num ber of pages as the completed yearbook and showmg the exact arrangement and s1ze f The editors do the plannmg of the year book, the coordlnatmg of the work and the remlndmg that deadlmes are approachmg The members who are eager to help ln any way recewe asslgnments to be completed at a stated time Artlcles must be wrltten whxch are 150 or 223 words long for example appoxntments must be made wlth the photo grapher plctute schedules must be posted The busmess staff works earnestly at selling ads to former and new advertisers and at vxheedllng patron ads from parents and xnterested frrends The busmess staff and other Beacon supporters manage dances, Thanks are due the eager Beacon Staff its advisors and all members of Eddystone Hrgh Qchool who have cooperated wxth the St ff ln lts work GEINFRAL STAFF Slttmg J Naugle D Webster F Price L Pierce L Pulos btandmg P Yeaman R Gold E Young R Moore A Venutl J Wilkinson G Montgomery L Mallalxeu D ones B Laws, N Morphet . . .L . l . . V' Y ' v 3 . U . 7 . . . 5 . i . . , . . . . ff ,, ' ' ff ,, ' . . . . - V . ,, ,, ' ' o pictures, write-ups, and headings. which add money to the yearbook treasury. U I - 7 F . 7 V . 7 ' a ' ' . v ' ' : . , . , . ' , . ' , . . ' ' : . , . , ' 'I ' Y ' .1 ' I 7 ' 7 ' ' Y ' J , 20

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MUNITUHS Agam th1s year the momtor system IS under the dlrectlon of the honor SOCICIICS The group IS composed of honor soclety members and also volunteer members Thls year a new bell system has been Eddystone Hxgh School was fortunate thls year to obtaln the servlces of a full txme llbrarlan Mrs Harry Oppenlander Under her d1rect1on the llbrary IS once agam ready for eager readers New books are bemg added to the shelves so that the hbrary can ends a bell rmgs as a sxgnal for monltors to go to thelr posts The monltors keep traHHc movmg smoothly and stop dxsorder nn the halls Wnth the cooperatlon glven the student momtors the ystem has proved very suc LIBRARY be used to the fullest extent Students may come to the library to use reference books durmg study pernods and after school When the llbrary IS not crowded w1th reference seekers there IS room even for magazine readers 7 S ' initiated. Two minutes before the period cessful. , . . , 3 ' Y ' , s 4I