Ellinwood High School - Eagle Yearbook (Ellinwood, KS)

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Lib Sci. Journalism The newspaper staff had the print for the paper set this year at the Leader office instead of doing it themselves on the type- writers. This made for a better looking school newspaper. Under editors Julie Parish, Theresa Peintner, and Lorri DeWerff, the staff made big improvements in the areas of feature writing and editorial writing. Members of the staff were Curtis Arbuckle, Nancee Dannebohm, LeAnne Detmer, Jean Feist, Jolene Gatton, Susan Grant, Kevin Hickel, JoEllen Klep- per, Zane Kramp, Debbie Malone, Machelle O’Neal, Cheryl Whittaker, and Ruth Worman. The library science students helped out in the library during different hours. Some of the duties they performed were pro- cessing books to be put on shelves, checking for overdues, making catalog file cards, checking out books, and putting books on shelves. The first hour also did mail and circulation. The students in Library Science were Tracy Collins, LeAnne Detmer, Brenda Dickey, Jolene Gatton, Darlene Hewitt, Molly Isern, Pam Jackson, Debbie Malone, Julie Oglesbee, Julie Par- ish, Sonya Seitz, and Tami Stremel. 1. Lorri DeWerff. co-editor for the school newspa- per, puts finishing touches on her page. 2. Robert Grant, Terry Collins, Rod Harrington, and Randy Long find the library’s study hall a very good time to finish their studies. 3. Tracy Collins hunts for a student s library card while LeAnne Detmer checks out a magazine. 4. Susan Grant and Jolene Gatton find headlines to put on their newspaper pages.

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 Staff compiles book On September 23, the yearbook staff attended a seminar sponsored by Josten's American Yearbook Company held at Barton County Community College. Twenty-one journalism students were entered in the Kan- sas Scholastic Press Association regional journalism con- test at Hays on February 12. Two girls placed in layout- double page spread. Robin Buckbee took first and Bren- da Dickey got second which enabled them to attend the state contest on March 28 at Lawrence. The staff, behind the leadership of Editor Phillip Robl, showed a good ability to come up with many original ideas of their own. In fact, the entire theme idea, Eagles Greatest Hits , was figured out while adviser, Mr. Tony Furse, was away coaching a junior high football game. 1. Mr. Tony Furse and Karen Honomichl discuss a layout for the yearbook. 2. Lining up for their mug shots are the yearbook staff: Phil Robl. Brenda Dickey. Rita Robl. Jan Hatcher. Robin Buckbee. Kevin Hickel. Karen Hon omichl, Rod Harrington, and Molly Isern. 3. Jan Hatcher crops pictures for her double page spread. 4. Molly Isern types up copy for her student life pages.

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EHS English teachers use various approaches The three English teachers use several different tech- niques in their classes. Mr. Mike Westerman, Basic Eng- lish and English I teacher, uses home-made films, which past classes filmed, to illustrate scenes from The Odys- sey in Greek Mythology. During a 5-6 week period, Mr. Tony Furse teaches his English II students some basic knowledge and ideas about newspapers. They use daily copies of The Wichita Eagle and weekly copies of The Ellinwood Leader to teach some of these ideas. Mrs. Nancy Converse uses tapes, records, filmstrips, movies, video tapes, paintings, and photographs to aid in teach- ing her English III and IV classes. Various students from all sections of English attended plays at St. Mary's of the Plains, Sterling, and Mary- mount Colleges throughout the year.