Newberg High School - Chehalem Yearbook (Newberg, OR)

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Back row tleft to rightb: Eastman, Frost, Manion, Frank. Third row: R. Garrison, R. Johnson, Boss, Daniels, Parrott, L. Garrison. Second row: Armstrong' ladviserl, Kyeek, Gabel, Versteerz, Reynolds, Burt, Balcomb, Hudson, Anderson. Front row: Weesner, Wohlgemuth, Bennett, Woodward, Spaulding, Martin, Gill, R. Johnson. o Scrlveners Nlary Margaret VVoodward .....,........,.,,,,,,.,,,., President Jack Bennett .,.,.,t.t,..,...........,. ..,, X 'ice-President Mary Ellen Gill . ,.,.,.. .........,,..,... S ecretary Mr. Armstrong , ,.,,.t...,................,.,.,.,...... Faculty Adviser HE Scriveners' club, organized in 1934, is composed of the combined Echoes and Chehalem staffs, and is undoubtedly one of the most active groups in school. The Echoes staff, with Jack Bennett as editor, Mary Margaret Woodward as associate editor and Hubert E. Armstrong as adviser, edited the Echoes, the school newspaper bi-weekly, for the entire school year. Considering the limited journalistic training and finances, an excellent newspaper was published. Special editions pub- lished were: F. F. A. edition, Chehalem edition, Girls' League edition, senior class edition, Christmas edition and April Fool edition. Business managers for the Echoes were Walter Frank and James Frost. Lorry Garrison was sports and art editor, and Ruby Johnson ably supplied appropriate poetry. The Chehalem staff, also under the supervision of Mr. Armstrong, published the 28th edition of the high scho0l's year book, the Chehalem. The Chehalem car- ried out the Indian theme in an attractive manner with its colorful illustrations and art work. Staff editors were: editor-in-chief, Mary Margaret Woodward, assistant editor, Jack Bennett, administration editor, Margaret Herring, editor of classes, Esther May Weesnerg organizations editor, Ruth Hodsong sports editor, Lorry Gar- rison, and feature editors, Mary Ellen Gill and Boy Garrison. Lorry Garrison sup- plied the art work and Ruby Johnson the poetry. The president of the Scriveners' club for the first semester was the editor of the Echoes, Jack Bennett, and vice-president was the editor of the Chehalem, Mary Mar- garet Woodward. The second semester, by pre-arrangement, they exchanged offices. The Scriveners as a social organization has been quite active. A leap-year party was held on February 29, the members went on a hike in the spring, and they also visited a Portland newspaper office.-Lloyd Parrott. 21 A Q f 11 X 'xl uf : 'r ar ,.- , J af f--, -.- . v ,g..,g.:,ss - , nmllllnn mlm ' mf H 'f .il l . -, Ill -,-,fin ft. :Q f T 51: F -., K 1 - V -. , ' ' it K s, t N ',,d la .ll ..-. I -, we - , 4,.-, ,- f gf We-,.., , . - Ct- ,qi g . ' thx 16