Edmonds High School - Echo Yearbook (Edmonds, WA)

Page 17 text:

; DRIFTWOOD STAFF. Back Row, left to right—Mr. Schwartzmann, Darrell Joyce, MRS. MURPHY’S STAFF Jerry Sommerseth. Seated—Nancy Schatz, Emilie Beaudreau, Rosalee Swedberg, Left to right—Bonnie Church, Joanne Mattson. Marilyn Tucker, Elaine Knight. FOOTBALL PROGRAM COMMITTEE. Back Row, left to right Marilyn Bruce, Editor; Charles Miller, Anne Hallowell. Front Row—Ellen Moses, Arlene Harris, Aggie Train. ' DRIFTWOOD Driftwood took on a new look this year with a printed pocket size edition. The literary magazine, consisting mostly of poems, short stories, and sketches, com- pleted its second year of publication under the editorship of Rosalee Swedberg. Mr. Mischa Schwartzmann served as faculty adviser. MRS MURPHY’S STAFF The girls who work for Mrs. Marjorie Murphy, Language Arts head, do all of the typing and ditto work for the Lan- guage Arts department. Mrs. Murphy says she sometimes wonders why the girls stick with her, she piles so much work on them. FOOTBALL PROGRAM COMMITTEE The students on the football program com- mittee had a lot of fun selling the pro- grams and also gained salesmanship ex- perience. The multi-colored programs were appreciated by everyone attending the home games.

Page 16 text:

Larry White Sandra Mouldey Dee Ann Nuszbaum John McGibbon Kenny Johnson Rosalee Swedberg Marilyn Tucker Charlie Miller Pete Mills Doris Kingery Dale Noah June Geltz Marilyn Peterson Marilyn Bruce QUILL AND SCROLL Pictured above are the students who have haunted room 40, the office of Student Publi- cations, grinding out noise, fun and occasion- ally stories. These are the kids who have worked hard on the Wireless, Echo or Drift- wood and were elected to Quill and Scroll be- cause of their work. Although the honorary as a whole wasn't too active, they did have their annual Showboat night, spring picnic, and Publications Banquet in May. STAR AWARD Pictured at the left is this year’s winner of the third annual Star Award, Dee Ann Nuszbaum., She joins our journalism hall of fame and two previous award winners, Neil McReynolds and Cliff Fry. Dee Ann has worked hard for two years as advertising and business manager of the Wire- less, seeing that the ads were in on time and teaching the staff the technique of advertising. as well as being on the editorial staff of the paper. Chosen by Quill and Scroll because of her out- standing work, she really is “the senior who has contributed most to student publications.”

Page 18 text:

PETE MILLS MARILYN BRUCE SANDRA MOULDEY TAMARA PETERSON Sports Editor Assistant Editor Copy Editor Art Editor The ECHO The Echo staft under the leadership of Editor Doris Kingery and Associate Editor Marilyn Bruce put out this years annual with a new Education theme. Echo sponsored a play at Showboat and a snapshot contest this year. a | “ ry” ’ THE STAFF Left to right, Sitting—Nancy Schatz, Nona Schroeder, Arlene Harris, Fritz White, Sonya Lewis, Ann Hollowell, Frances Sims, Sharon Hirni, Sandra Mouldey, Pete Mills. Standing—Doris Kingery, Marilyn Bruce, Tam Peterson, Wally Kramer, Jock Arentsen.