Arriba High School - Ace Yearbook (Arriba, CO)

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Page 24 W THE ARRIBAN STAFF Editor-in-Chief ...,.., ....... F lora Fruhlillg Assistant Editor ...... .- - .... .--Agnes Gourley Art Editor ......,..... ...... C ecil Morgan Sport Editor ........ , ,..,. ...... ....... V i Ola Davis Society Editor ..,...... ,,,,,,,......,...................... E velyn Smith Exchange Editors- ,,....., ,,,,,.,,. N aomi Blair and Fronie Palsa Advertising' Manager ..,,.. ,,,.,,....,........ ...... Y V ilbur Hamilton Literary Editor ..,. ..,... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,.,,.......... M a ry Miller Publishers .......... ,,,,,,,,,,,, E arl Pickett and James Davies Feature Editors ........ ,,,,,,, R uth Copley and Dorothy Carlbom Joke Editor .......... ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,. K atherine McFadden Reporters ...... .,,...... E ntire Journalism Class The Arriban, the school paper, is issued twice a month. Its purpose is to bring the home and school in closer relationship. The paper prints all the latest news and aims to present every phase of school life. In both news and editorial columns, the staff has worked for the best interests of the Ar- riba School. The staff consists of fifteen students who are studying Journalism. Experience and ability has determined the position of the students on the staff. Miss Brown, who instructs the students in Journalism, supervises and censors the paper. She, with the splendid cooperation of the staff, has turned out an excellent paper, and has put it out on time.

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Page 23 ANNUAL STAFF Second row left to right:-Viola Davis,Evelyn Smith, Dorothy Carlbom, Naomi Blair, Flora Fruhling, Ruth Copley, Agnes Gourley. First row left to right :- Mary Miller, Katherine McFadden, Cecil Morgan, Miss Brown, Fronie Palsa, Johanna Schroetlin. . THE ARRIBAN-1927 ' The greatest task facing the Staff was the raising of necessary funds. Subscriptions, bake-sales, class dues, plays, and advertisements all contributed to the building of the fund. Suitable pictures also made a big task, but this was conquered. The books were ready for distribution the last of May, a si- lent proof of their patient and diligent effort. '1 Q' W .fig . 1, 0, ,g'27L W?A','4?'1iifo 0 o1:,f9.M3 7 '!m 'ar,. 'mv 'ADL .Wigs . fog gyvvv .6 4390163 ,- x , 1 9' ' v VY 4 'DO

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Page 25 l GIRLS' CHORUS Back row left to right:-Mrs. Flarty, director, Agnes Gourley, Zelda Davis, Margaret Freel, Flora Fruhling, Katherine McFadden, Dorothy Carlbo-m, Naomi Blair, Dorothy Cross, Bernice Youngdahl, Mable Kaliscli, Velma Clark, Evelyn Smith. Front row left to right?-Ethel Bernard, Fronie Palsa, Mabel Peckham, Florence Swallom, Ruth Copley, Agnes Davies, Mary Miller, Johanna Schroetlin, Mary Palsa, Viola Davis, Eva Hall. r I C BOYS' CHORUS Back row left to right :-Mrs. Flarty, director, Cyril Chubbuck, Ted Kolassa, Denver Biby, Ray Ballard, Max Hutchins, Earl Pickett, Leonard Schrack, Clar- ence Reinemer, Wilbur Hamilton, Lester Kemp, Cecil Morgan. Front row :- George Youngdahl, Clinton Stro-hmeyer, James Davies, Stanley Gee, Lawrence Davis, Ugene Brown, Bruce Keckler, Russell Peckham, Bernard Klann, Ernest Kalisch, Wilfred Gee.