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Executive Staff THE HElim SEATED: Norman Williams, first semester editor; Tom Seibly, second semester editor: Louanne Water- man, second semester assistant editor. STANDING: Margaret Kimura, art editor: Loma Benton, treasurer: Richard Roth, advertising manager: Morzlie Carroll, assistant circulation manager: Lavona Stewart, circulation manager: (Joyce Cowan, first semester assistant editor, not pictured.) These were the producers and circulators of The Helm for both semesters. This is also known as the Speech and Journalism class, as this group studies as- pects of public speech as well as fundamentals of journalism. The school paper, one of the largest of denominational academy publications, a few years ago was awarded an out- standing tribute by a critic from the Northwestern University. Reporters Richard Bramham, Winnie Scott, Mr. C. D. Anderson, literary adviser: Wanda Van Dyke, Lulu Archer, Le- ona Arendt, Freida Hiten, Darlene Bliss, Mickey Davis, Allan Roth (seated).
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t FIRST SEMESTER FRONT ROW: Gerrie Barber, Gail Hunt, Karen Potter. MIDDLE ROW: Miss Tefft, Janet Clift, Pat Strawn, Hazel Butler, Glenda Hunt, Miss Scott. BACK ROW: Roy Peters, Ronnie Laub, Jan Davidian, Dale Ratzlaif, Don Wissner, Dean Bonlie, Norman Williams, David Blackwood. . .. =, ir )0l fil SECOND SEMESTER STANDING: Barry Davidson, John Brecken- ridge, Richard Roth. ' IRST ROW: June Kisling. Bette Haenny, Marlyn Wiggins, Dale Ratzlaff. 5ECOND ROW: Wilma Kurtz, Donna Robert- son. PHIRD ROW: Ken Scheideman, Tom Seibly, Bob Seyle, Hans Sawatzky. fOURTH ROW: Dean Nelson, Miss Scott, Miss Tefft.
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M s c Math Charms With a student body of around 300, musical talent was not hard to find. Never a meeting without its special music, never a Ves- pers without its organ prelude, never a Sabbath School with- out its student pianist, never a banquet without its musical offerings. Connie Palmer is advised by Mrs. Howard Mrs. Chalmers watches Eldon Brooks Jiai e you Practiced faithfully? Private organ or piano lessons provided opportunities for eager students to develop latent po- tentialities. Daily practice over- came obstacles, carrying stu- dents closer to their goal of mastery of the instrument of their choice. TRUMPETERS— Bill Reynolds Dean Nelson Bob Seyle CLARINETISTS— Eugenia Hughes Jecnnie Everett Genie Nelson
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