Glendale High School - Pirate Log Yearbook (Glendale, OR)

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Janet Nrcholson and Judy O'Ne1l were the co edrtors and slave drrvers for the paper staff Jame Munyon a reporter ts typmg her fmgers to the bones we S ' The Prrate Spy had lot ef work and effort put 1nto rt by staff member Everyone lll the 'ournallsm class hada peclal as lgnment gn en to them by the co edxtors Judy O Nell and JanetN1cholson These asslgnments were to be flnrshed and proofread by a certatn day If everyone handed thelr asslgnments 1n on trme all was OK lf not look out' Mr Wohler tr1ed to help the ones who dldn t get fxmshed and at the same ume keep the others busy After all the assrgnments were completed then came the task of Ofg3Il1Zlflg storres heads rewrltrng and copyreadlng Then the best typlsts worked on stenclls Now came the job of m1meograph1ng the paper Thrs was d1ff1cult messy and uresome work especrally when the mlmeograph had a tantrum Dtscussmg edrtorral polrcy for the Prrate Log are from LEFT to RIGHT Clrfford Worley Beverly Brady Lynn Troxel and Btll Barrong These Journalrsts comprrsed the edttorral board, whrch put our annual Prrate Log out thts sprmg

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70efzeZ4e S lntheyearlihu a6lNlr Rexello rarred the flag rm rlera The glrl worked hard durmg the ummer and then tarred rmrl mg ar football and ba kerbal game dur mg the fallarrd mmermomh In the year of 195 58 the flag rmrler: wlrh the 1m brrucnon ofMr: Corthell gawewery acuve and colorful programb at ire half of the war my game Always ready wlth a new suggestlon for twlrllng lS Charlotte Redfreld Nancy Furlong the happrest of them all Mary Ann Johnson has provrded much entertamment for the crowds The flag twulers are Paulette Carr, Mary June I-lol land, Mary Ann Johnson, Mary Lee Pate, Sue Buch anan, Charlotte Redfreld Nancy Furlong, Doralee Allen, and Karen Srnrth 23 I I X 1 ' , Q i '. '51 ' V 5 5 ' ' - A hid-fb ' 5' l 5 - ' ' ,QL ,7-I Q. A, , 4- 71 V ' ' A Y I ' v A ' . y f Q , V l I 3 V

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fulefwf Once upon a time there was a Journalism class who worked and planned for the Pirate Log. These students worked everyday for hours trying a picture here and a picture there, and finally putting it on a different page. Duringthe year of 1957-58, the Co-editors, Lynn Troxel and Bill Barrong, the business managers, Clifford Worley and Rose Mary Wood worked long hours planning and rearranging pictures. Iustbeforemydeadline there was a rush to finish a correction here and a misspelled word there. Then offto the printers I would go. But that was not the end of the work, for I had more pictures to get and more copy to keep them busy writing. xx-KM, nwgvnnrf Q- - ......r., at Y .semis 4 ,fa-.- ti Slaying over one of her feature pro- jects is Sandra Palmer, Feature Editor. J! ii Click, click, click, click. Reporter, Rose Wood, is caught burning the typewriter keys up to get her assignment in. Watch it Jess! Don't get ink on your fingers! Jess is a reporter for the Pirate Spy . Caught hard at work in their own little tasks are Bev Strand, circulation, Janie Munyon, Reporter and Louise Johnson, Exchange.