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HLANCHE EVANS, Iidilnr ... 1951 Advance You have opened your 1951 ADVANCE. Through its pages you will find the story of the past year told in pictures and stories. The 1951 Aovmsicii staff hopes that you will find pleasure in each page and that you will always turn to it for fond memories of the past. The 1951 ADVANCE has been compiled in an en- tirely different style from the annuals you have been accustomed to at AUHS. Hours of thought and effort have been put into the book with the goal of making the AIWANCI5 bigger and better than ever. The AD- vANc:ia staff and its advisors have constantly striven to make the book a happy remembrance of your school days, one to which you could turn to with pride and say, This is my 1951 AnvANtQi-,. We hope that we have not failed. As editor, I wish to express my thanks and appre- ciation to my staff members for their cooperation throughout the past year. l particularly wish to thank my advisors for their guidance and assistance. I also wish to thank all teachers and students who sacrificed time and effort to help in the production of this book. Your edilor, BLANCHIE EVANS. Nancy White Nferle Oppenheimer, Dave Erieksen, Larry Ford . ' . The publishing of the ADVANK I4 is the work of the editorial staff. This year the group was divided into three departments: activities, art and sports. The art department designed the cover, the end pages, the exlibris, the Hnis and the division pages. Arrangements for pictures. the writing of articles and other miscellaneous problems encountered in putting out this yearbook came under the activities depart- ment. The sports writers managed the athletic section. At the beginning of the school year four advisors were appointed by the idministration to haie chirge of the production of tht 1951 AIJNANLI each to supervise one of the four departments Wir Iohn Mc Murran planned the layout of the book Miss Pearl Degenhart supervised the art department Mr George Studley the editorial staff and Mr Ralph Coleman the business staff Among the mam people who helped in tht produc tion of this book were X alery White who designed the cover Hugh Nflonda the title pages Peggy lou Hunt the line cuts in tht senior section Mels in Monda and Elsie Nelson the division pages Lanette Poff the exlibris and finis. The professional representatives who gave their cooperation were Mr. Marsin D. Gilardy, engraving, Mr. Williani Retchin, cover. Mr. Robert Ozias, printing, Mrs. Dolly Handley and Mr. David Valencia, of Redwood Studios, the photography, and Deluloyd Davis, the student photographer.
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