Chatsworth High School - Tale Feathers Yearbook (Chatsworth, IL)

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ANNUAL STAFF STANDING: Grieder; Martini Pearson, Mi, Pearson, A;, Dickman, Sanders; Aberle, Haberkorn, Blair, Hubly, Ford, Re bholz, Kerr ins• SEATED: Miss Plaster, Kuntz, Rosendahl, Hoelscher, Cohernour Melvin« The Annual this year was written by the senior class members except for the prophecy which was written by the juniors. The faculty chose the Annual staff at a meeting February 17. Jeanne McNutt was chosen to be editor-in-chief. It was her ■ $': job to see that the various reporter’s were working on their assignments. She hod to make arrangements for the pictures to be taken by Mr. Moore of Art Foto, Sho also wrote the articles about the faculty, Board of Education, the Dedication, and In Momoriam to Norberta Kano. The business manager, Rob Hubly, took the Annual orders and down payments. Dorothy Martin, the snapsho4- editor, assembled al? tin snapshots that were brought in for the snapshot page. Betty Grieder end Beverly Melvin were co-workers on tho art pages. They deserve special mention because cf the time that was needoo to prepare the drawings and stencils. Betty was also to help wiaJa the typing and Beverly wrote the article about the girls glee club. Tom Ford w; s thr reporter for tho bays5 glee club and Bill Reoliolz k job was to find out about tho activities of tho bond and orchestra during 'ho year, Jcy Dickman, as senior editor, collacted ana arranged the list of each 3onior 3 activities during his high school career and wrote tho senior history and ohe ar-icle about tho Annual, Mary Ann Kuntz was junior reporter, Frank Haberkorn, sophomore reporter, and Bornico Cchsruour, fa ashman reporter, Arladenc Pearson wc.o in charge of duping ar.d mimeographing. Arladono did a very fine job and spsnt a tot of time in doing it. Marilyn Pearson was assistant typist and also wrote about tho music contestants, Patricia Kerrinfe assignment was to write about the speech contestants and the Tatler, Polly Hoelschor reported er the G. A. A. Loi3 Rosendahl was in charge of writing abox .t the class plays. Tho sports reporters wore Lauren Blair for football, Vendcll Sanders for basketball, and Bzrc boric for track. Host of the reporters used old Annuals or Tatler articles for the needed data. Tho class will was written by a committeo with Betty Grieder as chairman and Bob Hubly, Vondcll Sanders, Ezra Aberle, Lauren Blair, Dorothy Martin, and Beverly Jolvin. i,ftor each article was written, it was then approved by tho teacher concerned and corrected for grammatical mistakes by Miss Stoutemycr. Tho stencils were made and sufficient mimeographed sheets were made and assembled with the picture pages in the proper order. Tho assembled sheets were then taken to the Plaindeclor for stapling, binding, and covering. Only thGn wore they ready for distribution. Tho largest laurol wreath should go to Miss Plastor, the Annual sponsor. It was mainly through her advice, help, and, tov ards the last, gcntlo prodding , that the .nnual finally became a tangiblo thing instoad of a vague idea.