Tombstone High School - Prospector Yearbook (Tombstone, AZ)

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WASP STAFF WHILE HARD AT WORK , i as-,,,-fy '19 Wasp Staff Are there any dummies ready to be stenciled? asked Miss Schaffer, Wasp Staff instructor, at the first of the year. I am! nonchalantly answered one of the staff members. Really, though, the Wasp Staff has proven itself to be made of more than dummies during 1949-'50, The Wasp was published monthly during the year and has proved to be a valuable part of TUHS life. The staff positions were rotated every two months, so as to give all staff members varied experiences. The staff packed bag and baggage and attended the first annual convention of the Arizona interscholastic Press Association, November 12, 1949, which was a great help toward its goal of raising the quality of journalistic rrxaterial in our school paper. Wasp Staff members for 1949-'50 are: P. Castro D. Contreras R. Tidwell B. Stevenson E. Escarcega F. Ramirez M. Kern 24 E. Castaneda B. Costello V. Gradillas B. Hitt

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genie-4 I Mas s. thing more fitting for our locality! was th Let's change the name of our annual to some the cry of members of the annual staff before actual work began. Others seemed to feel e same way, for a vote of the student body showed that nearly everyone was in favor of changing the name of our annual to The Prospector . With this name as a starter, the staff got busy and produced the book you are now reading! QWe hope you like itll The hard-working staff members are as follows: Editor-in-Chief: Marie Kern Senior Editor: Barbara Costello, assisted by Betty Jean Hitt and Robert Tidwell Classes Editor: Elisa Castaneda, assisted by Delia Contreras and John Bigando Activities Editor: Betty Stevenson, assisted by Ernest Escarcega and Nellie Gauen Athletic Editor: Frank Ramirez, assisted by Pete Castro Photographers: Clinton Benson, Joe McGee, and Sam Arnold Business Manager: Elisa Castaneda and Virginia Gradillas ' Ernest Escarcega, assisted by Frank Ramirez Adve rtising Manage r . Annual Staff N! FIRST PROSPECTOR IS BOR 23

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