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Fditor-in-chief Jane Crooker Business mager Carol Zorn ZHxe Barker “Roll the Presses” became the password of the Parker staff as editor and reporters put their heads together and came up with ideas for the publication of ten issues of the school newspaper. Four pages of printed news may seem an easy chore but the slaving journalists soon learned there’s a lot that doesn’t meet the eye. Dummies, gallies, heads, and cuts all became a familiar part of the vocabulary; and combined to produce the “Voice of Auburn High.” Attendance at the Nebraska High School Press Association Convention produced some new ideas as well as fun; and the journalists also participated in several parties and get-togethers to add fun to the chores. JOURNALISTS (1. to r.) Judy Palmer, Pat Miller, Sandra ffaith, Mary Simpson, Judy Whitlow, Richard Moser, Janice Rogers, Brenda Ford, Robb Steinheider, Ronny Kelley, and Jane Crooker. JOITN ALISM students decorating tree: (1. to r );Judy Palmer, Pat Miller, Sandra Haith and Judy Whitlow. This page sponsored by MARK’S REXALL DRUG STORE ’’MARK WANTS TO SEE YOU”
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Bulldog “We shall never be able to recapture these delightful and profitable years from high school through memory; and that is why we have made this, the 1056 I lull dog. It is a book of ‘Do you remember........!’ In the 1056 llulldog we have undertaken to show the and many various phases of school life which have encouraged us and have made our high school days pleasant memories. We can only hope that through our efforts you may also recall pleasant school-day memories in the coming years.99 THE BULLDOG STAFF BULLDOG group (1. to r.) hack row; Richard Moser, Joan BohL Marlene Lechliter, Judy Skoglund, fourth row; Mary Keller, Pat Morris, Mary Kermoade, third row; A1 Kreglo, Glorya Hutton, Janet Spaulding, second row; Carol Zorn, Linda Knox, Phyllis Barnes, first row; editor Janice Rogers and assoc. Judy Whitlow. Editor Janice Rogers Assoc. Editor Judy Whitlow This page sponsored by AUBURN STATE BANK MEMBER OF F. D. I. C. THOSE receiving awards for work done on the Bulldog this year are; (1. to r.) Judy Whitlow, Phyllis Barnes, Linda Knox, and Carol Zorn. —25—
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