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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.
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70e3ze lie ' Lloyd Clark plays the hottest trumpet in the band. Band, Mixed Chorus and Girls Glee -- What next? Under the direction of the music director, Miss Elaine Anderson, the music department has done several exciting things. In early fall the choral group went to Oakland for an Umpqua Valley League music meet. They had others too. The Mixed Chorus and Girls Glee sang for the Lions Club inthe middle oflslovember. Christmas time brought about the Christmas Concert with musicalgroups participating. Joyce Brickey was avocal soloist and Lloyd Clark played a trumpet solo, The Spring Concert was held in early spring, again all groups took part. Mary Ann Johnson and Ronald Nace led the band in the saxophone section ROW 1: Dean Ball, Oda Lee, Ruth Harmonson Merry Fox, Nancy Brrckey, Vicki Hayes Mary Arm Johnson Floyd West. ROW 2: Douglas Clark, Don Belcher Buddy Smart James Allen Alvin lxitller Don Monfrls Tom Munyon, Ronald Nace, Dorsey Greene, Lloyd Clark
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