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Janis. 26 Scholarship was the major preoccupation of the senior members of 144 this year. The homeroom's students competed successfully in the many scholastic contests in which ETHS par- ticipated. Another indication of this forward look was the extensive use of the college pamphlet collection by all 144 students. Members of 144 received useful declamatory ex- perience through a bulletin reading program enabling seniors to proclaim dramatically the news of the day for five days at a time. A highlight of the year was the popular senior breakfast, supplying food and fellowship to the outgoing students. Above: 144 Homeroom Council. Seated: Cleft to rightl Jill Weaver, Bob Sticlmey, Beryl Michaels, and Cherie Buresh. Standing: ileft to rightl Andi Rose and Jan Rinker. Lower left: After school in 144.
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-1-J 1 1 fix. gs, - A it H . ts- E-, . . ik s A6131 We is 5 . 1 Q? r Kgs, ,. ee . -4 .. ' ' 's:-:uni s Upper Left: Good citizens of ward 1 vote in the Cen- tral Council elections. Upper Right: A-student waits to see Mr. Sauer, division assistant in 124. Center Left: Sandra Karlson, Mary Maiesky and Lynn Bannerman decorate 124 for Christmas. Center Right: Mr. Adamek, division assistant in 324, counsels a member of his homeroom. Lower Left: A typical scene in 224 before school starts. 25 1 L. f X
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244 8g 344 Above: 244 Homeroom Council. Front row: Cleft to righti Barbara Howell, Kay Gustafson, Holly Olwin, Laura Billings, Andy Weiner, and Elena Pappas. Back row: Cleft to rightl Ken Cooper, Sue Dahl, Sue Hackett, Mike Dessent, Dave Busch, Ava Guroft, and Jim Elesh. Absent is Ann Barry. Below: 344 Homeroom Council. Front row: Cleft to rightl Rosa Garcia, Marla Waterman, John Teising, Pat Jaynes, Barbara Mock, and Peggy Dye. Back row: Cleft to rightj Linda Lundstrom, Bess Organ, John Morton, Scott Kline, Richard Robb, Terry Dessent, Ellen O'Connell, May Harper, and Marcia Houston. Travel posters took a trip from 344 this year. A re-decoration com- mittee, deciding that it was time for a change, began to effect a renovation in 344 wall-hangings. Talented bulletin readers enter- tained the homeroom with unusual reading techniques. For the second year in a row, 344 was the magazine campaign champion and also captured the budget ticket trophy. A host committee supervised the many parties and programs of the year. The spotlight was on 244 this year! The homeroom's spotlight com- mittee decorated its bulletin board with biographies of homeroom members. An innovation this year was the talent survey, a search for entertainers to perform at programs. Spirit was high this year in all committee activity.
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