Tustin High School - Audion Yearbook (Tustin, CA)

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afluclllon Stott Walter Nelson, Editor-in-Chief Hugh Plumb. Business Manager Milford Dahl, Photography Editor Dick Phillips, Assistant Editor Paul Francis, Boys' Sports Editor Elaine Mc Reynolds, Girls' Sports Editor Lester Bowman, Assistant Business Manager Noble Sellars, Circulation Manager Marian Baxter, Society Editor Genevieve King, Calendar Editor Robert Buchheim, Assistant Photography Editor Paul Martin, Art Editor Bruce Mayhugh, Alumni Editor Miss Grace A. Shults, Advisor Floyd Curl, Senior Representative Elwood Boosey, Iunior Representa- tive Barbara Baker, Sophomore Representa- tive Edna Frances Iohnson, Freshmen Representative Holding its first meeting two weeks before school closed in Iune 1935, the new Audion Staff was given an inspir- ational and admonitional talk by the re- tiring l935 editor, Bruce Mayhugh, As- signments were also given for advance summer work anticipating the 1936 edition of the Audion. At the second meeting, held on the first day of school this year, the theme and dedication were decided upon, as- signments were called for, and the work on the 1936 Audion started in earnest. From then on, the editor and his as- sistants labored daily, planning the book, making the Hdummyn, and revising and editing the copy which the members of tlie staff faithfully kept up to date. With the friendly help and coopera- tion of Miss I-lield and the Broadcaster Staff in giving the Audion publicity: of Mr. Nleans in lending his support: of Mr, Clarence Bowman and Miss Frances Parks in handling phone calls and cor- respondence, making announcements and patiently attending to many clerical de- railgg of the printers, Steele and Mclnnis. the photographer, Mr. Roland Rabe, and Mr. lohnson of the Santa Ana Engrav- inq Company in their sympathetic assist- ance, the book finally took definite shape.

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Clfmoadlcaaten Statt Miss Emma B. Hield, Advisor Dick Phillips, Editor-in-Chief l Floyd Curl, Editor-in-Chief 2, Boys' Sports Editor 1 LaVene Parks, Assistant Editor 1, Fea- ture Editor 2 Noble Sellars, Assistant Editor I Paul Francis, Assistant Editor 2, Proof Reader 1 Sam Francis, Assistant Editor 2. Circulation Manager 1 Horace Stevens, Business Manager 1, 2 Martha Thompson, Feature Editor l Loyce Iulien, Girls' Sports Editor 1 George Osterman, Boys' Sports Editor 2 Victoria Canales, Girls' Sports Editor 2 Mary Pafford, Exchange Editor l. Circulation Manager 2 Lauris Adams, Exchange Editor 2 Elwood Boosey, Proof Reader l Iohn Newcom, Reporter l, 2 Marjorie Blakeney, Reporter 1. 2 Harley Babcock, Reporter 1, 2 Barbara Iulien, Reporter 2 The busiest place in school is room five where the Broadcaster Staff holds forth. From an hour before school in the morning until hours after school in the evening, the typewriters are kept clatter- ing as they turn out copy for the current week's paper: the mess of clippings and flapping galley proofs are organized for page makeups: heated discussions wage: assignments and orders are given: and reporters and staff writers issue forth in quest of news and interviews. Combining the practical experience of making up and getting out a weekly paper with the training received in the rules and technique of journalistic writ- ing, the members of the journalism class, with Miss Hield as teacher and advisor, really get something out of the course. The Broadcaster carries considerable advertising which very nearly renders it self supporting. The soliciting and mak ing up of ads falls to the lot of the enter- prising business managers.