John Bartram High School - Trailmarker Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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THE JAYBEE TAFF The jaybee, our school newspaper, has been a second place award winner in the Columbia Scholastic Press Associations National contest for two years in a row. Whether typing, editing, proofreading, scouting for news, covering for sports and other scholastic events, or doing lay- outs, the staff, its editors and sponsor, work at a rapid pace to give us a first class publication. Heading The jaybezfs Editorial Staff are: Michelle Davis, assistant sports editor. Otis Brandon, editor-in-chief, Ms. jan Stephano, sponsor, Preston Collins, art editor, Raymond Aull. sports editor pictured at the left. Covering news stories and writing editorials keeps our staff members busyg seated below, lL-RJ D. Pisanelli, R. Brown, D, Morris, M. Davis, 1. Kelly, K. Parenti, D. Melcouri, K. Norman, j. McKnight. S. Bascmore. Fi. Aull. L-1. . bil, .rg L .-,,5.- ra Je. ,. .ff ,,.s 'ii x ex 'S .a if? if Eg , ,, -5. .r ,

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JOB THE DA ILY PAPERS 0 mf- t:w ' - Left: All smiles as they prepare to recruit ads or sell the jaybee is the distribution staff IL-RJ C. Moses, C. Stone. Y. Williams, 1, McAndrews, C. Fenner, Missing from picture is R. Layton. busi- ness sponsor. Below: Always under pressure to meet deadlines are the staff typists and reporters QL-Rl A. Makevoc, B. jackson. S. Cozart, D. London, j. Walker, A. Finkney, D. Lawrence. tStanding L-RJ B. Beard, K. Primus, C. Finney, j. Lindsay. An impatient reporter on our jaylmee staff, Donald cloesn't take complaints from a reader graciously . . . Z ifl -'T A1541 CQ w. up Efixiiif .

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.rf ,Fx OKI il I pt- ' 1 ' ' S 'M 1 f f. 'gg.w-2 Members of the Honor Society: First Row From Left To Right: B. Patton, I. Frazier, R. Aull, A. Anselmo, D. Banks, M. Hicks, I. Barrett. Second Row: j Evans, R. Silinskas, J. Wheaton, 1. Paulukas, D. Hall, A. Harris. Third Row: S. Paige, R. Didomencio, J. Ruppert, B. Pollag, M. Oden, Top Row: J. Blue, N Hatala, I. Copeland. HO OR OCIETY The National Honor Society was founded in 1921 by the National Association of Secondary School Principals. The purpose of the Honor Society is to create an enthusiasm for scholorship, to stimu- late a desire to render service, and to encourage the development of character. An eleventh grade student must have all A's with no more than two B's in the final report in the tenth grade to be admitted to the Honor Society. For admission as a senior, a student must have an average of at least 85 Z with no mark lower than a B. An individual interested in becoming a member must also participate in at least three extra-curricular activities by the approval of the faculty. V The annual banquet held in the spring is the highlight of the year for members in the John Bartram National Honor Society. Honor Society Officers: Judith Barrett, treasurer, Raymond Aull, presi- dent: Brooke Patton, secretary. Missing: Darrell Lee, vice-president and Cheryl Davis, sergeant-at-arms.