Eisenhower High School - Reveille Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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STUDENTS LEARN PRACTICAL APPLICATION OF GOVERNMENT STUDENT LIFE at Eisenhower is governed by the Cab- inet, composed of four elected officers and six appointed commissioners, and by the Senate, which is made up of homeroom representatives and the presidents of all clubs and organizations. USE President Stu Weber, gavel in hand, led numerous Cabinet meetings and assemblies. As treasurer, Tom Atwood's big jab was to count money. Bill Eyrnan, as president of the Senate, conducted Student Council meetings.

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The commissioners seated around the table are Linda Esther, publicity, Russ Barron, elections and awards, Dave Sinclair, interschool relations, Patti Cline, social affairs, Marcia Paine, clubs, and Denny Cole, assemblies. l Members of the Senate were, left to right, ROW lr Al Churchill, Phil Sauder, Chris Lawson, Linda At- wood, Kathy Parker, Donna Barton, Patti Cline, .ludy Warninger, Carl Fouch, ROW 2: Gary Cramer, Linda Paul, Russ Barron, Margaret DeLateur, Rod Fitch, Mark Glaspey, Dan Dealy, Dan Litzenburger, Frank DiMario. ROW 3: Karen'Westberg, Terry Johnson, Darlene Mann, Tom Atwood, King McPherson, John Denend, Jerry Stein, L. T. Hill, Steve Schwartz. ROW 4: John McGahan, Elaine Hawkins, Mary Edinger, Karen Dahlke, Vicki Hughes, Jo Martin, Karen Rice, Mary Roberts. STANDING: Bill Eyman. Cindy Ulrich, USE secretary, was faithful in taking notes for the Senate and Cabinet.

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REVEILLE STAFF Ann Hislop, eclitor, and Lois McDonald, assistant editor, spent many mornings checking layouts. Caught in the act of taking the drill teom picture were Mrs. Lippert, advisor, and Ken Whitmire, professional photographer. Senior members Bob Udell, Karen Pearson, Howard Wises, and Molcolm Ulrich inspected the end sheet designs prior to mailing. New Iunior members Mata Hudson, Carol Niles, Ruth Thiessen, Mary Williams, Kathy Nutley, Laurie Cowin, Richard Brewer, and Jeff Leigh proofed all triplicotes before each mailing. The new 1964 editor, Jeff Leigh, taking ad- vice fram an old hand, Howard Wiese.