Eisenhower High School - Pantherama Yearbook (Decatur, IL)

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Is There Something Should Know? The Eisenhower Panther Press started off at a brisk march and ac- celerando-ed to furioso. Mrs. Woods, club advisor, called the first meeting and introduced a new song with the assistance of Susan Hanks, editor-in-chief. The staff re- leased the first copy of the Chatter Box , the monthly gossip column. After that, the issues were hum- ming off the presses with an issue every month. The Panther Press kept the student well informed. Being a member ofthe Panther Press required many hours of hard work and dedication. The members spent much of their free time writ- ing and preparing stories. Setting type and pasting up stories required an equal amount oftime. There was always the dread of not making the deadlines, the fear of losing a story, and the never-ending fear of some- thing getting lost in the mail. a f 7: - 1. Molly Dwyer and other members of newspaper eat before their early morning meeting. 2. Mrs. Woods doing what all club advisors must - organize! 5. All the staff members are wide awake and ready for another early morning meet- ing. 4. Newspaper staffers doing everything BUT newspaper. 5. Molly has a hot release to be approved by Mrs. Woods. 6. It's been a hard day's night for Susan Hanks and Mike Locke. Newspaper Staff in I 1 2 Though the members had to part with an extra hour of sleep to make the morning meetings, they felt it was worth it. It was not all work and no play. They held a dance in the Spring and for the staff itself, there was a go- ing away party at the end of the year. Being a member of the Pan- ther Press was a rewarding exper- ience for everyone involved. .ffz .MW 4 ,,,,,,,.,,,.. ., 5 11,1 N 4 4 , i .:., 25 .M . .I+ 3' v '. .' 1 We

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5' First row: T. Gillespie, B. Cuddeback Crecliningl, K. jones, L. Lauderdale, P. Crews, B. Dwyer. Second row: E. Frazier, L. Green,-I. Nelson, L. Conyers, G. Blakeman, L. Evey, T. Thompson, I. Watson, L. Watson, V, Bonnell. Third row: L. Brown, C. Dillman, L. Brown, V. Short, A, Lawyer. Back row: S. Walker, T. York, M. Muschal, M. Bartimus, R. Greanias. 'UMM 6 l. Yearbook members relax before the meeting begins. 2. Pictures, the objects of many a yearbook editor's dreams. 5. Pam Crews works hard creating captions one late night as all other staffers did. 4. Mike Bartimus and Mark Muschal develop pictures lor the editors. 5, Beth Cudeback, editor-in-chief, confers with Todd Gillespie, assistant editor, on advertising. 6. Kellie jones and Mike Bartimus Mter a long night at a yearbook meeting. 104 Yearbook Staff