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Journalism Class aspite surface chaos, the journalism class of Brookings-Harbor High :hool, directed by Paper Editor Linda Diane Brown, produced a news-filled lition of the Bruin Hunter every two weeks. A capable staff pooled their owledge and abilities, each member contributing to one area of the paper oduction. an members of the iournalism class were selected by Annual Editor Diane erce to work on the l964-65 edition of the Bear Facts. The staff arranged cture schedules, pasted pictures, solicited ads, typed copy, and franti- illy worked to meet deadlines. Mrs. Westwell advised both the iournalism ass and the annual staff in their work. Business Managers Nancy Ehlers, Gala Howard, and Susan Brown plan their advertising campaign. Diane Tierce, editor of Bear Facts, the school ECHTOF Julie MUFCUS1 and SPOVYS Edifof annual, beams as reports come in that the l964-65 edition is progressing steadily. Jeff Holmes and Copy Editor Sue Hoagland come to an agreement
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Barbara Schmidt, Ronni Corner, Kathy Bushnell. ROW 2: Norma Aldrich, Doug Nideffer, Howard Graves, Bill Hall, Norm Hanscam. ROW 3: Marsha Fanger, Rick Sprague, John Geraghty, David Brower, Bill Dundom, Brad Ann Johnson, Roy Middlebusher, Gordon Later, Tom Killin, Penny Kahler, Mr. Sheets, director of the band program, instructs members of his classes in the art of playing an instrument well and encour- ages a deeper appreciation of music on the port of his students. Occasions for public performances by the band were the Winter Concert on Dec. 17 and the Spring Concert held April 21. The Pep Bond played at all school Pep Assemblies, and provided fight music at football and basketball games. As their most important money-raising project of the year, the band held a light bulb sale to buy bond award sweaters. The band travelled to Ashland on April 'I6 for a two-day intra- school competition, the Ashland Band Festival. Sixteen members selected to be members of the District Honor Band which per- formed at the District Seven Festival, held at Gold Beach on April 24. The Marching Band, under the direction of Tom Killin, drum maior, and M Sheets bond director performed at half-time of all home football games. w-umasaswfwwlfewxvsm1M?w?'a'tU:aaL:Ff?,!sxmmf?:SYl fwew5 Y?t?5fS1?fifflwvf-WfQYBdf?Wirl?fviit.? 'WWE 23555 me
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