Seoul American High School - Chosun Yearbook (Seoul, South Korea)

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MEMBERS: Mayre Flowers, Dee Dee Doctor, Susie Kane, Sarah Clevenger Keith Keistetter Bob Paul Peggy Casait Mark Wakefield, Andre Miripolsky, Jim Casart, Betty Weems, Carol Spears NOT SHOWN Randy Taylor Peter McGlamery JOURNALISTS GAIN RECOGNITION IN QUILL AND SCROLL Quill and Scroll, the International Honorary Society for High School Journalists was organized for the purpose of encouraging and promoting literary achievement in journal- ism. Since then, the society has granted more than 7,500 charters to high schools, one of them granted to Seoul American High School in 1961 and again activated last spring. Membership in the Quill and Scroll is restricted to students in the Junior and Senior classes. The candidates at SAHS must also be members of the CHOSUN or Falcon Crier staffs. Although the Quill and Scroll chapter here is a very new organization, and enthusiasm of the members in- sures its continued success.

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LITERARY MAGAZINE REFLECTS CREATIVITY AT SAHS They said it couldn't be done . . . they said nobody could do it . . . N This was uttered by literary magazine staffers after the first edition of their creative masterpiece. This was truly a year of growth for the magazine. It pre- sents not only short stories, poems, and essays written by students, but their art work as well. Had it not been for the endless and timely encouragement and help of Mrs. Stur- chio, the sponsor, the magazine might never have material- i ized. Despite the rushing and frustrations, however, it was finished, and sent off to the publishers on time. David Clevenger, Editor. KNEELING: -Richard Paul, David Clevenger. STANDING: Pam Ittner, Brent Haesler, Chuck Parsons, Mrs. Sturchio, June Sturchio, Robert Noggle, Norma Ramirez, John Rice. l .

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MEMBERS: Vivien Crea, Sarah Clevenger, Beth Mitchell, Susan Kane, Nelson Clapp, James Casart, Marguerite Deegan, Pam- ela Gray, Juanita Juarez. HONOR SOCIETY: ON THE MOVE OFFICERS: Greg Withers, treasurer, Cherry Murray, parliamentarian, Bob Paul, president, Mrs. Park, advisor, Ann Bartz, secretary, Bruce MacDonald, vice-pres1- dent. Mrs. Park and her prodigies, com- Society, have greatly expanded their scope of operations this year. At the first ofthe school year, the officers mapped out the direction the Society would take for the entire year. Among the activities planned and executed with finesse were the novel Hush Day, the ever-popular Gala Card Night, and the cultured Seoul Philharmonic Spring Concert. The scholarship to be given at the end of the year to a graduating sen- ior, was the first Honor Society scholar- ship given individually and it greatly en- hanced the image of the Society. monly referred to as the National Honor