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SEATED: S. Todd, C. Fese, K. Draper, P. Sophie, J. Reum. STANDING: C. Burgess, R. Burress, S. Smith, M Swearingen, E. Tambling, E. McCombs, T. Green, K. Stein, D. Anderson. WWW This year's Inkspot, cleviating from last year's program, was entirely student pro- duced. Also, juniors as well as seniors were able to participate on the staff. Advertising spaces were sold to various merchants during the middle of the school year. Cartoonist Tony Green furnished a cartoon for every issue as well as smaller contributions. Since editorship was rotated about every third issue, everyone had a hand in this phase of the production. An effort was made to publish DOROTHY STAUFFER an issue about once every ten days. English The Inkspot continued its membership in the Illinois High School Press Association as well as in the National High School Press Association. Students enjoyed Scholastic Roto, a picture magazine containing teen- age news. This monthly publication was a service of the National High School Press Association. In October Kim Stein and David Ander- son, with their sponsor, Mrs. Dorothy Stauffer, attended an Illinois High School Press Association convention. Sponsor of Inkspot 14
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Robert Sharp James EWCDS Head of Industrial Arts Dept. Industrial Arts Diversified Occupations Diversified Occupations is a junior-senior course which offers two credits toward high school gradu- ation. Students alternate on a half-day basis between regular school courses and on the job training. Stu- dents are required to take two academic classes and one other class related to the occupation of their choice. A training schedule is set up for rotating the student from one job to another within the occupation. Students were trained in fourteen different occupations during the year. Training stations were located in Towanda, Carlock, Bloomington, and Normal. This class permits students to train for specific trade while earning learners' wages. They must work at least fifteen hours per week. On March 20, 1958 the students from University High, Bloomington High, and Normal High attended the annual banquet held in their honor. ROW 1: J. Carlin, S. Swearingen, R. Michael, M. Burgess, S. Cortun, F. Filliponi, J. Hudgins. ROW 2: L. Greene, R. Richardson, N. Matson, K. Firebaugh, N. Joseph, J. Ferguson, Z. Zortman. ROW 3: Mr. Sharp, J. Preston, J. Stewart, T. Gibson, B. Hurst, R. Phillips, R. Lee, J. Greim, W. Marrs, Mr. Stagen.
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