Alburnett High School - Pirateer Yearbook (Alburnett, IA)

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THE PIRATEEB ST XFF T' FIRST ROW E Paul Art Edltor L Martin Business Manager L Andrew Edxtor P Heefner Llterary Editor L Martm Sports Edxtor SECOND ROW Mrs Wxlllams Advxsor R Wagner Assxstant BUSINESS Manager Mr Bohr Sponsor S Class ASSISIBBI Editor B Boddlcker Asslstant Llterary Edltor D Hal stead Ass1stantSports'Ed1tor Mrs Culver Advisor Thls IS your 1953 Pzrateer The staff has worked hard and long to produce tl'1lS annual We hope you lxke xt The staff organlzed themselves September 26, wlth a meetlng wlth our Semco Color Press representa tlve, Mr George Moms Ad sale campalgns 0fflCl8lly got under way on October 16 when sux membels of the staff journeyed to Central Clty Later ln the month, campalgns xn Marlon and Alburnet' were carried out Nearly 8500 O0 was collected by the sale of advertlsmg space On January 9 the photographer from Lasswell s Studio in Cedar Rapids called at the school and spent a busy half day wlth the staff, taklng the group PICIIITCS The staff was very much amazed when, startlng the week of January 12 they sold the full older of 100 annuals ID six days. NCSOCIHIIODS were lmmedlately made with the pnnung company to procure addltional copies. The last sectxon of the Pzrateer went to press on March 1. From that time on, the staff walted on 'plus and needles' untll the end of the year, when The Pzrateer 'came home' from the prxntxng company. 1 I E . 1 - 5' A Q 4 .T S , t e G, Q' Rf ' ' J' ' . f fl I J 01 ff I 5 S 0 l , I ,. A 1- ' , Q V 1- 1 ' A , J . e ,DA-4' A ,S is-. 1 .V A Q Y r 1 - , 5 - . s - , 9 - , ' . Q . 4 . . . . . ' . . 1 v 9 0 - 1 9 1 U 1 3 ' 1 3 ' 9 I 9 ' 5 9 0 ' , . . : ' , . ' . . , 0 . . . . . . . . , . . . 0 . f , . . . 1 . v

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THE TATTLEB STAFF FIRST ROW D Halstead Music News L Jones Grade News N Hense Editor M Wilson Column B Boddlcker Sports News SECOND HOW D Wassmer Business Manager and Printer Mr Bohr Sponsor P Heefner Assistant Editor E Jones General News The fall of 1953 marked the Tattler s fourth year of publication. With each added year we have strived to make our paper more enjoyable to its readers. The circulation of the Tattler during 1953 has been larger than ever before. One-hundred twenty-eight persons received a school paper bi monthly. Along with the circulation, the advertising has also in creased. Thirty two different business men and women have bought advertising space in the Tattler. At the close of the first semester the staff was very sorry that their editor, Roberta Hite, moved away. Nancy Hense, the assistant editor, then became the new editor. Phyllis Heefner, who was not originally on the staff, was selected to be the new assistant editor. At first the staff was completely lost, but soon the schedule returned to normal. We, the staff, would like to thank the students and the teachers for their fine cooperation. Because of the promptness and encouragement of the teachers, together with the helpfulness of the student body, we feel that we have been able to give you, our readers, a high school paper of which we are justly proud. . f gf I ii, , 5 f Q 4 e . , - A' . T7 ' ' l 3 . '41 ' ' ' fr 1, .- xl U 3 ' 1 ' i 0 9 Q 0 s ' i 0 l s i I . a ' 5 1 9 i . i 0 s 1 . , ' ' g . , . , . . . .