Cheney High School - Pine Cone Yearbook (Cheney, WA)

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CHENEY HIGH BLACKHAWK Published bi-weekly, the BLACKHAWK, our school paper, has become a regular feature at C. H. S. It was continued this year under the leadership of our commercial teacher, Miss Tophelia Lor- inski, and the editor, Dixie Lee Smith. The majority of the members on the staff were selected from the Iunior class with representatives from the Senior and Sophomore classes. Besides the current news items, the paper has also carried student views and opinions on world affairs, many feature articles, and personality sketches. The staff consisted of the following: Editor ...........................,.............................. Dixie Lee Smith Assistant Editor ..... ....,.. E laine Lucken Features ......,..... ....,.... M erilyn King Bob Pryor Typist ...,...,,..... ......,.... E loise Holt Boys' Sports .,..... ....... B ob Danforth Girls' Sports ...,...... ,.......... P hyllis Allen Business Manager ..... ........ I anet Crawford I Artist ...................... ..... L ucille Tollefson Cartoonist ..,,,,,,,, ....... D ean Franklin Exchange Editor .,,..,.... ...... l della Hendricks Circulation Manager ....... ..... B arbara Bailey Class Reporters: Seniors ....,........, .......,. F ern Kaiser, Phyllis Morse Iunior .,....,,..,,,, ..,......,........,............, M arie Clausen Sophomores ..,..... ,,.... Bill Rowles, Ieraldine Dobbins

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LIBRARY The students of Cheney High School can well be proud of their library. It is one to which they may go for reference and reading material. Student librarians under the direction and supervision of Miss Fryer are available at all times to help students find the books for which they are looking. In ad- dition to the help given by librarians, there is also a large se- lection of reference books giving information about countless varied subjects. Each librarian is assigned a special duty for the year. Some special duties assigned to them are collecting fines and taking care of overdue books, cataloging new books, making new cards and checking the sections for books out of place. OFFICE Our wheel of school life revolves about a very important hub, Mr. Cooil's office. Typing, mimeographing, and service with a smile across the counter are but a few of the tasks of the office staff. They are always willing helpers in any activity. Anyone with a question about the school or its activities will find the answer there. In charge is Miss Velma Bower, secretary, with student assistants Eva Grenny, Gail Iames, Elaine Lucken, Phyllis Morse, Renee Reinhardt, Lorraine Rudolf, Dixie Lee Smith and Lucille Tollefson.

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Seniors To those who have mingled with this class in work, play, or rivalry, no statement is necessary.