Eisenhower High School - Reveille Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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MRS. EDNA BAILY Clnrser: Sophomore Eng- lish, journalism, Psycholo- gy: Aclivitiexz Quill and Scroll, Five Sim' journal. MR. DANIEL BUCKLEY Clanar: Physics, Advanced Physics, Every Day Math: f1niz'ilie5.' junior Class Adviser, Chess Club. MR. VIILLIAM BAYERD MR. GEORGE Art Department Chairman Clnuer' First, Second Third Year Am Arm-fffi-1.3 Art Service. MISS EVA BUCKNAM Cliurer: Sophomore and Junior Englishg Arzirilier: Ticket Sales for Non-Ath- letic Events. BEETCHENOXV C1aJ5e.v.' Life Arithmetic. Algebra, Intermediate Al- gebrag Acriz-'ities Senior Class Adviser. MR. ALLEN BOYER Clarrer: Stage Craft, Girls Glee Club, Choir: Adi:-'i ziey: Choral Groups, Tri M, Stage and P.A. MRS. HAZEL COOKE MRS. ADELINE ENGEN Claryer: Sophomore Eng- ClarrexsTypinggAr1i1.'izie:.- lishg Artiriliex: Ticket Sales Sophomore Class Adviser, for Non-Athletic Events. USE Bookkeeper. MR. KIETH FARNAM Clarrer: Drivers' Training, Physical Educationg Activi- rier: Head Baseball Coach, Assistant Basketball Coach, Grounds, Intramurals. MR. CLAYTON FRAZIER ' Clarfer: Biologyg Arti1Jitie.f.' Head Wrestling Coach, Weight Coach, Assistant Football Coach, Attendance.

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MR. TED MURPHY Principal MRS. NELLIE ETHRIDGE Girls' Counselor Four years have transpired since Eisenhower became the second high school in Yakima. Four hard working, standard setting, memorable years un- der the direction of a staff of able ad- ministrators, dedicated to steering our ship of state to noteworthy accomplish- ment. A new building and a new school identity present many problemsg at the beginning we lacked many of the at- tributes that a school needs to become an individual identity and to reach the high standard of desired performance. This year, 1960 to 1961, could well be called our year of achievement. Eisenhower is now officially accrediteclg our students who have gone on to col- lege are proving that their preparation is of high caliberg our band visited Washington, D.C., representing the State of Washington at the Presidental Inaugurationg both scholastically and athletically we have placed among the best. These accomplishments are proudly listed. To our administrative staff and their assistants, supported by an able and in- dustrious faculty, goes the credit for these attainments . . . the exemplifica- tion of the name Eisenhower. MR. JOHN ANDERSON Assistant Principal MR. BOB ROGERS Boys' Counselor MRS. CORRINE MARKHAM Principal's Secretary OFFICE STAFF MRS. VIRGINIA SHUFORD Attendance Secretary Mrs. Williaiiws came to Eisen- hower this spring to replace Mrs. Markham. 7

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MR. DONALD GRAHAM Clnrfer: Orchestra, Activi- tier: Tri-M, Instrumental Ensembles. MR. JAY HELM Clarrerf Behind Wheelg Af- tirfilier: Ticket Sales for Ath- letic Events, General Ac- tivity Supervision. MISS GRACE HUNTON C1a.r.re.r.- First and Second Year Typing, Bookkeepingg Acfirizieu Bookstore, Soph- omore Class Adviser. MR. JACK JENNINGS Head Sophomore Class Ad- viser, Mathematics Depart- ment Head: Clrurerx Geom- eu-y. MR. ARTHUR HUTTON Physical Education Depart- ment Chairmang Clutter: Physical Education, Ad- vanced Physical Educationg Artizfilier Lettermazfs Club. Head Football Coach, Assistant Track Coach, In- tramurals. MISS KATHARINE KLISE Science Department Headg Clarrex: Biology, Chemis- tryg Actiffirier: Senior Class Adviser, Science Club. The pep assembly seems to be a good time to catch up on the latest gossip--faculty and otherwise. MR. GEORGE KRIEGER C1a.fxes.' Wwdworking, Ad- vanced W'o0dworkingg Ac- tir-'iIier: Photography Club. MR. WILLIAM LEE Classes: U. S. History, World Historyg Arlizfirier Head Basketball Coach, As- sistant Baseball Coach. MR. VUALTER LINDQUIST Cluster: Global Geography, Economicsg Acliz'itie.f: As- sistant Football Coach. MRS. FLORENCE LIPPERT Clarfer: Sophomore. and Junior Englishg Arfit-'flier' Reveille Adviser.