Trona High School - Telescope Yearbook (Trona, CA)

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Plllllllllll llll HOW well we will all remember, WHENever we think back, WHAT delightful bulletins and posters were put out by Publicity Chairman Todd cmd his able assistants. WHEREVER we turned in the halls ot T. H.S. we were greeted by posters made by WHO but Eleanor Olberg or Viola Marshall or one of the talented group of Joan Colony, Janis Beil, Eloise Duvall, Eleanor Brink or Gloria Cavazos. But WHY don't we introduce the characters below? On top we see Chairman Todd and two of his assist- ants, Eleanor Olberg and Viola Marshall. Lower left: Viola Marshall and the ticket sale chart for Cat and Canary sales, and Lower right, Liz Richmond and Barbara Bishop help Chairman Todd with his ticket sale duties.

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'r'4lp Uppcr left: ciCl1Cl'.ll lmntly wonmii, l.iz llichmontl, intcrviuws Senior l'.1t Mgirsli. l.owc1' lt-ft: Typ- ists .intl Atl-cligisci's, l,ois W'il- son, .lo l'o1'ttr, .mtl BLll'l7.lI'.I Bishop. XVilsun .intl llurlcr .ilso coll.1bol'.itctl on this YL'.ll'iN Xvill. Right: Salus- incn, l.cc Stuisur, ll.lI'l'y Stcgcr. anti Rlll3Cl'l l5l.icltn1tin just lmclx from .1tl Cl1.lSll1g.H iilm'i.i Cl.1v.ilos, stall' .ll'llwl, w.ls ruspimsilvlc for tht- nmp .mtl l1.lCligl'0lll1KlH lutliintl our cstccmctl lClllly, ln thc mitltllc, llliotogs l'.it l,Ul'W.ll'Ll and filoi'i.i McN.lliol.1, C.lLlglll by .1 pliotogmpliy assistant in unc ol' thc nmiiy inuincnts ul' l.ll7Ul' thuy put in Sl All Elllllllllll This is the editor, who was more often seen with her little red book than with the quince blos- soms shown. on Suturtlays ami Suntluys tool Right. business lTlQlll1'lgCl', Mary Hurlocltcr, who kept up all the cor- rcspondcncc, wrestled with altlvcrtiscmcnts and typctl copy on thc side. 45

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THE llll lllll llll llllll l The most important business around T. H. S., next to getting edi- cated, is raising money. Most industrious classes along this line are the Juniors and Seniors who raise tremendous amounts each year for the ti- nancing of the Junior Prom and the annual. At the head ot the Treasury Dept. is Helen Wacher, student body treasurer, who has had many a head- ache over missing pennies. She is seen at the upper right with Mr. Wey- mouth, treasury advisor, and Ted Meyer, treasury assistant. At the middle and lower right the Senior food sales and Junior pop stand, respectively. At the upper left, ambitious Seniors clean up after a Lion's club dinner, and lower left, the Juniors again at work on their Valentine dance held at the Trona Club. ur slksifm