Eddystone High School - Beacon Yearbook (Eddystone, PA)

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SENIOR WRITE-UPS---Long and trying moments were de- voted to senior write-ups. Efforts were made to individ- ualize each senior. It was a worthwhile task as these girls carrie in direct contact with their fellow students, A11 this was accomplished by QSEATED LEFT TO RIGHTJ N. Brittingham, B, Kapsha, M. Fehl, QSTANDINGJ I. Es- slingcr fLEFTJ and B. O'Donne1l, VALUABLE ASSISTANTS---LEFT TO RIGHT QSEATEDJ A, Pollock, J, Bryant and D. Beecher. fSTANDINGy J. Bradigan, K, King and R. Borsello, We owe our cover design to Dare Beecher and the splendid lay-out of Who's Who to Kathleen King, Joan Bradigan, Ann Pollock, Judy Bryant and Rose Borsello and Bernice Woleslagle QNOT PICTUREDJg sacrificed study hall periods to help with typing and proofreading. Frances Ashworth QNOT PICTUREDJ is also credited with these services. Editonial Stabb ART---Beginning and ending pages were developed and drawn by Judy McLaughlin, PHOTOGRAPHY---LEFT TO RIGHT Thomas Hickey, Sig- rum Paur, Doris Bond, Frank Buffington arranged sched- UICS. and backgrounds for all pictures with thoroughness and smooth going, LAY-OUT EXPERTS---LEFT TO RIGHT Chiquita Hampton and Harriet Major designed the faculty and underclassmen pages. They assisted with proofreading and typing.

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Ann Detwiler, Jean Snow fstandingj Co-Editors. ART---Mary Louise Evans should be com- mented for the art work involved in draw- ing the divider pages of the Beacon, MRS, SCANLAN Editorial staff Adviser 'Jhe Beacon SPORTS EDITOR---Betty Baxter helped to originate pages dealing with sports. She assisted with various other pages that need- ed typing, THE SEVEN STAGES ORGANIZATION--T'was an eager, optimis- tic group that met with their yearbook adviser to work early in September on that long-awaited yearbook. After choosing an appropriate theme we began immediately to do our seemingly easy assignments. But then ---------- PROCRASTINATION--Wait a minute I Looks like there's more entailed here than meets the eye. Oh, well, we have until March. MYSTIFICATION--Let's read that instruction book again-- CONSULTATION--So that's how it's done! PERSPIRATION--ls there an aspirin in the house? CON DEMNATION--There are too many ob- stacles to meet those dead line dates. EXULATION--The crisis is surmountedl Our past anxieties seem insignificant. With in- credulous but joyful eyes we watch the completed copies go off to press. Gratefully, we express our heartfelt thanks to Mrs. Scanlan, our ad- visor, who with her patience and untiring efforts, guided our faltering steps toward the goal we had set out to reach--the production of a yearbook we can be proud of. 76

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r 1 I 1 1 1 s 1 ADS AND PATRONS ACCEPTED-QSTANDING LEFT TO RIGI-ITD J. Hennicke, E. McKinney, B, Scheivert, J. Mahler, B. Pryor, G. Edwards, B, Barr, QSEATEDQ N. Dopirak, B. Milhouse, B, Friel, B, Fox. I SHHKY l M39 ...ff ADVERTISING AND CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT-QLEFT BUSINESS MANAGER TO RIGHTJ J, Snow, P, Wright, H, Del Vacchio, qREARJ Carol Hollingsworth C. Hampton are preparing letters to business firms for an ad placement in the Beacon, 41. FACULTY ADVISER Miss McGil1en 2'1- 'Jhe Beacon Buaineaa Staff The Beacon Business Staff raised funds to meet expenses for publishing the yearbook by sponsoring dances, selling programs at football games and through solicitation of patrons and page advertise- ments.