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N E-HI LITES Seated: NEWS STAFF Muriel Dudley. Dorothy Hitchcock, Myrna Goldsmith, Oscar Burchett, Paul Case, Wallace Case, Connie Sartain, Marilyn Fradenburgh, Ann Irwin, Elaine Otteson. Standing: James Shortridge, Miss Moos fAdvisorJ, Donald Nielson, Absent: Dean Johnson, Robert Burchett, Marlyn Avenson, Evelyn Miller, Miss Malotky fConsultantl. Beverly Warnbolt. Dolores Mancarrow. Jean Quast. Co-Editors -------------- Paul Case James Shortridge Humor Editors ------- Elaine Otteson Dorothy Hitchcock Sports Editor --------- Wallace Case Illustrators ---------- D onald Nielson Beverly Wambolt Reporters ---------- Gerald Laughlin Vincent Booge Connie Sartain Jean Thompson Marilyn Fradenburgh Ann Irwin Robert Burchett Myrna Goldsmith Page Set Up ------------- Jean Quast Class Editor --------- Muriel Dudley Activities ------------ Dean Johnson Proof Reader ------- Oscar Burchett Typists -------------- T yping I Class Mimeographers ----- Marlyn Avenson Evelyn Miller Consultant ----------- -Miss Malotky Advisor ---------------- Miss Moos
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THE NEHI LITES Burning the midnight oil is a common occurence on any newspaper, and no exception is the NeHi Lites. The hustle of meeting the deadline--frantic search for news, typing, cutting, rewriting, setting up, tearing down--keeps the flame at a continuous glow of intense heat until the last sheet is finished and distributed. Then--the flame flickers and dies to coals, only to be whipped into a fury as the next deadline rushes ever nearer. And so it goes: the never ending frequency of publishing the school sheet. CARNIVAL With the spontaneous rush to popularize the candidates for Queen, another carnival season was begun. The air was charged with excitement and speculation ran high as the crowning day approached. Finally the concessions and other sources of amusement were ready and the stage was set for the Carnival Queen of 1947-48. The ballot booths were closed: the votes were tabulated. Then--with the page boys clearing a lane and the trumpteers sounding a fanfare--Arlene Christenson, surrounded by her attend- ants, proceeded to thekthrone +o be crowned Queen of the Carnival by the Senior Class president, Kenneth Fairchild. Her attendents were: Muriel Dudley, Lois Scott, Claire Moberg, and Marilyn Short ridge.
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