Emery High School - Eagle Yearbook (Emery, SD)

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Jerilyn Langle and Linda Leitheiser were selected as the Junior co-editors. Annual staff members hard at work'?'?? Memories Recorded by Annual Staff The members of the annual staff put many long hours into this year's annual. Much time was spent writing and rewriting, each person trying to make this year- book the best one possible. The staff also spent Wed- nesday afternoon laying out the annual. Even though it was a lot of hard work and many difficulties were encountered, the results were very rewarding. Mr. Bau, the annual advisor, was always ready to offer advice and assistance whenever his help was needed. The staff found him to be of much help. The members of the staff, with the assistance of Mr. Randall, took many candid shots of the Junior and Sen- ior plays and the sports activities. Mr. Randall's many creative ideas and suggestions were welcomed by the staff. Group pictures were taken on April l, T969 fMany of the students regard this day as Panic I2ay Each picture and phrase was carefully chosen S0 , that this annual can be one that can be looked on with pride . The members of the annual staff are: Back Row: J. Krier, C. Barrel, K. Wethor, L. Voss, P. Hanssen, S. Johnson, B. Arend, R Mayer, J. Krier, and Mr. Bau, Front Row: J. Langle, J. Jucht, C. Roskens, and L. Leitheiser.

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Declamation Students Practice Expression After many long weeks of difficult practice, twenty- one declamation students met October 24, 1968, in the Emery High School Assembly for thqlocal declam contest. The iudge was Mr. Matt Combett of Dakota Wesleyan University. Receiving the honors of being chosen as winners were these four: L. Leitheiser, Dramatic, A. Nolan, Oratoryp K. Schulte, Poetryp and J. Jung, Humorous. Mrs. B. Breck, their advi- sor, then began preparing the girls for the district declam contest. On October 31 , after a long day of anticipation the honors of two alternates, one excellent, and one good were awarded to these ambitious contestants. EHS Girls Assisted in Improving Librar Fourteen library staff members worked diligently for nine months with library books. Emery High really appreciated the efforts these girls put forth. The library itself has had many additions in all categories of fiction and nonfiction. The Title ll program also furnished many books for the library. Four new sets of encyclopedias were also added in April. A new bookshelf along the west wall was added for more books. Under the guidance of Mrs. Uhrich, filing and in- dexing was done to keep the library in order. Our library is there for our use and with it we can learn and expand our knowledge. Out of this group of seventeen came four local winners. These fourteen librarians under the direction of Mrs. Uhrich were in charge of the library. 2.9 s 3

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Those on the Wheel staff were: Back Row: C. Roskens, D. Huber, H. Bleeker, K. Wethor, C. Determan, J. Krier, R. Fluth, J. Winter, K. Lehr, B. Teween, C. Hanssen, A. Fluth, L. Huber, and P. Grondorf. Front Row: Mr. Robert Bau, A. Nolan, S. John- son, B. Arend,Aand A. Marquardt. Wheel Staff Met on Fridays The eighteen members of the Wheel staff worked hard all year to publish news articles to fill the space given them by the Emery Enterprise. The assignments were given outat the beginning of the week by the edi- tor and on Friday the staff met in the typing room to finish any stray articles that may have been forgotten. Through the school year, the staff could choose any The Junior Editors, Amy and Darlene, Assist Editor Sandy in proofreading news items from the staff members. six consecutive weeks' publications to send to the High School Newspaper Contest in Brookings. A copy of each weelc's paper was kept during the school year. At the end of the school period, the paper staff met to gather all of the papers into a Wheel scrapbook. Amy and Audrey are busy getting an editorial ready for the Emery Wheel . f ...,