Eisenhower High School - Reveille Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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QUILL AND SCROLL Quill and Scroll is the International High School Honor Society for Journalism. Members are selected from the staffs of the Five Star Journal and the Reveille, The basic requirement for membership is to have written 50 inches of printed copy. Eisen- hower's chapter honored S. I. Anthon two years ago when it named its chapter after her. Miss Anthon, Mr. and Mrs. Martin, and Mr. and Mrs. Murphy are invited as honored guests to the annual initiation, which was held this year at the home of Lyndal Keith. Advisors were Mrs. Edna Bailey for the Five Star Journal and Mrs. Florence Lippert for the Reveille. Quill and Scroll officers, left to right: Lyndal Keith, treas- urerg Martha Sebastian, ways and means chairman, Anne Hislop, secretary, Dave Sinclair, vice-president, and Lois McDonald, president. Junior members were, left to right, Gynithe Ulness, Malcolm McDon- ald, Carol Niles, Kathy Nutley, Kathy Pickard, and Jeff Leigh. Corry Brockett Anne Hislop Dave Johnson Lyndal Keith Lois McDonald Martha Sebastian Dave Sinclair Bob Udell Cindy Ulrich Malcolm Ulrich Bob Vogel Howard Wiese

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Deanna Alderson Kathy Bohoskey Tom Chapman Barry Curtis Marilyn Dittman Margo Duncan Tri-M officers, left to right: Kenna Thomas, executive marshal, Andrea Ritchey, historian, Dennis Fluegge, presi- dentg Leon Frank, vice-president, Margo Stiltner, treasurer, and Lois Doak, secretary. TRI-M Tri-M, Eisenhower's music honorary, was established to recognize the outstanding achievements in choral, band, and orchestral work and was directed this year by Mr. Herbst, Mr. Boyer, and Mr. Graham. The sophomore and iunior members included the following: Dave Burke, Cathy Campbell, Steve Dale, Sylvia Davidson, Laurie England, Steve Fendos, Phil Fos- sum, Jeanette Graves, Donna Holder, Francis Irwin, Tim Jachim, Chris Johnsen, Jan Lisk, Joy McClure, Kay Miller, Sandy Naff, Dan Penhallegon, Kathy Pickard, Paula Redmond, Lana Roehr, Scott Schreckengost, Jim Thompson, Rick Tobia, Marvalou Tufts, Par VanAmburg, Beth Verstrate, Theo Wellons, Margaret Wick. Bert Dunn Mary Edinger Tina Eichler Dennis Fluegge Leon Frank Steve Hill Margo Stiltner Andrea Hollar Ran Hough Marilyn Knobel Beth Reed Andrea Ritchey Marilyn Skidmore Kenna Thomas Rick Turner Bob Vogel Gretchen Van Penn Ward Walker Judy Whitaker 24

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5 Linda Atwood Tom Atwood Marilyn Brown Phil Souder read the oath to the other officers in preparation for the fall tapping assembly. Officers were: Phil Souder, president, Anne Hislcp, vice-president, Malcolm Ulrich, treasurer, and Linda Frank, secretary. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society tapped a total of fifty students for membership this year in one fall and one spring assembly. This year's chapter was almost twice as large as Eisenhower's initial group in 1958. In addition to the two assemblies a spring picnic was held for members and guests. The profit from this function was donated to the foreign exchange student program. 26 Fifteen percent of each year's senior class is tapped into National Honor Society. At the spring assembly five percent is taken from each iunior class, and the other ten percent is selected as seniors in two assemblies, one each semester. Each spring assembly thus involves tapping both iuniors and seniors with the iuniors providing the carryover each year. The National Honor Society sets the minimum grade average at 3.0 to be eligible for initiation. After a student qualifies in this respect and if he is still in the top fifteen percent of his class, he is judged on the other three cardinal principles of the national organization . . . LEADERSHIP, SERVICE, AND CHARACTER. Russ Barron Karen Bergstrom Donna Borton Janet Brown Patti Cline Mike Coleman Colin Conant Nick Cooper