PJ Jacobs High School - Tattler Yearbook (Stevens Point, WI)

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E FOOT It EAVIM 'l'his year the class of USS . with the l1Clp if Miss Steinberg, presented One Foot In Heaven, ry Hartzell Spence. This is the story of a minister nd his family who have just moved to a new iarish. Moving was fung but when they walk nto the rundown, dilapidated parsonage at Lake- own, they receive quite a shock. The roof leaks. .n unsightly rug covers the floor, limp and faded urtains hang from the windows, and the furniture s in deplorable condition. Besides having the igly parish house to contend with, the Reverend Spence has to cope with all the parishioners who ry to run the church. XX'ealthy Mrs, Sandow is G. Becker, C. Knudtson, D. Breitenstein, l.. Nelson trying to get the foreigners out of town. Mrs. Digley, who has been choir soloist for twelve years, insists on keeping that position. Mrs. jelli- son and Mrs. Cambridge are great rivals in church work, and sparks fly whenever they are together. Wlmile the older folks are having their troubles, the young people also get involved in a few scrapes and have romantic troubles. Finally, all the prob- lems are solved. The Reverend Spence gets a new church and parsonage, the parishioners accept his decisions and decide to cooperate, and the young- sters straighten out their love affairs in time for a happy ending. 27 Standing - D. Martin, Roy, R. Fzukolt, N. Hoag, li, Check, B. Holstein, P. Scribner, L. Dnudna. Seated - K. Mortensen, M. Barrows, j. Wallters, D, Willett.

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THE STAFF OF YOUR lfarly this fall, the N255 Tattler staff met for the first time. livery member was eager to get started and make this the best Tattler ever! WT searched and searched for a theme and finally settled on one. XXfe debated and worried over the cover. And then we got down to serious work. The layout staff had the first big job. It was their duty to plan every page. Then the photography staff took over. Their job was to see that the pittures were taken and given to the layout staff, who prepared them for the engravers. Near the end of the first semester, the business staff finished taking advertisements. Their next job was to get subscriptions. by this time the editorials were due. Thou- sands of words accurately describing the activities of the year had to be written. Wlien they were finished, the editorials were given to the typists who prepared them for the printers. The art editor finished the division pages, and the dummy was put together. Then it was off to the printer. Now everyone could relax except the editor who had to read proof when it came back. Putting out the Tattler has been a big job and a hard one, but the entire staff has loved every minute of it. '5 TTLER ,ff is