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'N is f All the news ihal's lil lo print R. Barrefl, S. Sherman, Mr. Feldman, N. Keeler served The Red Cross did its oar! 151 Row-J. Maske, R. Bass, G. Singer, Treasurer, N. Wesl- rich, Vice-President, D. Scales, President, J. Komsa, Secretary, J. Kisliuk, T. Scher. 2nd Row-S. Gladslone, L. Hollis, M. Lebowifz, C. Slarr, M Ganzert, E. Nezin, J. Kushner, B. Fine. 3rd Row-J. Woodfield, P. Colbert, A. Gross, A. Merkle, M Kemp, B. Madison, R. Schenker. The Shell-Ou! Blues K. Harvey, G. Guarco, M. Metcalf, R. Stone.
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The show musl go on R. Taylor, J. Nance, J. Miller, E. Willingham, J. Biltner, R. Miller, A. Burgess. Where lhe silence hung so 'eavy you was 'arf afraid to speok??? H. Lerner, D. Blanken, S. Gershowilz, R. Blair, M. Steinberg, C. Elling, V. Saba, A. Dann, J. Hdmpson, E. Bonavila. 26 -N 1 l I-lvl They also For every reader a book, and seven cards for every book E. Sklar, C. Norris, F. Cohen, B. Warren, E Lehrman, D. Underwood.
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As a publication of student opinion and as a promoter and recorder of worthwhile school activities, the REPORTER played a definite part in school affairs during l950-5l. The literary staff-composed for the most part of students from journalism classes, with the exception of art editors and cadet and feature writers-during the first semester was one of the smallest of all REPORTER staffs. In the second half of the year it was increased to the unusually large number of 20. These staffs have endeavored to publish all the most im- portant news-a problem requiring much selection. Always there was an overflow for the four pages. It has tried to be by turns serious, entertaining, instructive, and always to stay within the bounds of good taste. Continually working toward these same goals were mem- bers ofthe business staff, whose problem it was to make the paper financially successful. Therefore, it might simply be said that the REPORTER- had a position to Hll and that it went about filling that posi- tion in a consistently high-spirited and honest manner. Staffs make The REPOR TER LITERARY STAFF J. Jordan, R. Stone and B. Gordon, Co-Editors-in-chiefg H. Fenster. BUSINESS STAFF J. Gantz, Mrs. Hamilton, G. Nimetz, M. Coune, M. Blankstein, A. Winer M. B,..,5, UTERAM, el ' S n A. rfuesdell BTAFF 1 ' - rf,,e
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