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ublications In previous years, the BLUE AND GOLD and the REFLECTOR were published by two separate organizations. The BLUE AND GOLD was put out by a group of volunteer students who met once a week during the home room period. Members of the Senior class, chosen on the basis of grades and recommendations from the English and commercial departments, published the school year book. Revisions in the methods of financing the publications and changes in the qualifications for staff members necessitated the organization of the Publications Department. The REFLECTOR staff now consists of six students, two from each of the three upper classes. These students must have a “B” average in English and a recommendation from that department. The BLUE AND GOLD staff is also composed of six members, with the same qualifications as those on the REFLECTOR staff. Reorganization of the department brought a complete change in the financing of the two publications. The BLUE AND GOLD is supported solely by advertisements and subscriptions. All the classes and organizations now share in financing the REFLECTOR. Each share is determined by the number of pages in the book, the number of advertisements sold, and the amount of money taken in from the sale of mums, sweat shirts, underclass pictures, and the Reflectors. It is sincerely hoped that both students and faculty will show the interest and cooperation that are essential in the production of the BLUE AND GOLD and the REFLECTOR. 10
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Sixth hour: Taking an advanced mathematics course, such as Trigonometry, takes a lot of studying but is well worth the effort. Seventh hour: Various experiments are performed in our Chemistry classes. Eighth hour: Upon walking into the Typing room, we see some excellent typists at work, but then there are always some of us who aren’t quite so good. Going home: When the 3:30 bell rings, we all hurry home to relax and enjoy ourselves or to study.
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Blue and Gold Staff (top) Left to right—Ruth Ann Noble, Sandra Perry, Larry Smith, Karen Volden, Dorothy Bryant. Seated—Mr. Thornburgh, Mary Lynn Guy. Reflector Staff (bottom) Left to right—Jo Ellen Karr, Martha Martin, Tom Henson, Gayle Streff, Jeannie Thompson, Renelda Frump. Seated—Marcia Cambridge, Karen Unzicker. 11
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