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Page 31 text:
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F77 .. -. --v ' tjwil Left to Right-Betty McConkey, Nancy Parton. Sarah Snyder, Mrs. Phillips, Rosella Martin. , . Qur News Stott One of the busiest groups in our grade and junior hi school this year was the news staff. Every week the members of this group were on the alert for items of in' terest and happenings that occurred during our school year. Each week they pre- pared this column and it was published on Thursday in the Attica Ledger-Tribune. Each day during the last period, the new staff met and worked on the news. On Monday the reporters from each room gathered to give an account of t-he events in their classes. T-hen on Tuesday the news was typed for them. On Wednesday they proofread it. Thursday the column of news was published. The news each week consisted of articles on the lectures, moving pictures or entertainers that visited our school -and also an account of the work being done by the various rooms. T-hese articles were written by different students chosen by Mrs. Phillips and the news staff. Mrs. Phillips and the girls on the news staff have kept a scrapbook of every 'Fhursday's publication. This scrapbook will most cert-ainly prove to be of interest in future years. We think we owe the news staff a vote of gratitude for working so hard and spending their time each week in preparing news on the happenings of this school year. -me
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El Harvey Norman May linker Phillips Martha Lumley Edward Stuneville lunior l-li Teachers Mr. Stuteville, each morning and noon this year, checked the at- tendance in the assembly. Besides his everyday classes, he was coach of the undefeated Junior High Red Ramblers. Mrs. Philips' highlight work this year was the column of news that appeared each Thursday and of which she was the chief editor and sponsor. Mr. Norman, besides his enormous task, of being principal, was a great booster of stamp sales, and of junior high ball-games and tourneys. No junior hi student knows what he would do without our nurse, Mrs. Lumley. Besides working hard to keep healthy conditions in our school, she aided the tuberculosis and infantile paralysis drives. -me
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