Clarenceville High School - Trojan Yearbook (Livonia, MI)

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770740 74tz!lez An active staff presented the Trojan Tattler twice a month to the awaiting school and once a week supplied new items to the Farmington Enterprise. The Trojan Tattler received a face lifting job with the offset print type. With this new machine, the paper became easier to read and much easier to produce. Between papers and news deadlines, the class studied the journalistic method and style of writing, copywriting, and collected and rewrote their news for the next deadline. The journalism course under the direction of Miss Lauerman is one credit elective for all high school students, providing they have at least a C average in an English Class. Edgar Row 1: J. Hicks, S. jikurz, C. Peterson, R. Bain, R. Carlton, Miss Lauerman. Row 2: J. Dowdy, S.

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muaalsfaff Two major problems confronted the yearbook staff how to flnance the book and what to put ln the book Slnce the major alm of a yearbook IS to record as accurately as posslble the events of a school year, the content problem took care of Itself Flnances however, remamed ln doubt The 3dVCl'llSlIlg staff of the book came through and the annual was pald for almost The next step was to sell lt to the students W'hen the advertlslng ordeal was completed and plans were made for student sales the staff settled down to planning and organlzlng the book ltself The cllck of typewrlters and the buzz of WOICCS contrlbuted to the confusion of yearbook composltlon Fmally when the erasure dust had cleared the rubber cement had successfully stuck and all deadlines met the 1957 Trojan was on its way to the prlnters Rowl J McK1nney S Muxrhead C Page R Waack I Van Arnam K Brown D Hanaford D Benson D Rnce, G Devntt D Baum J Dowdy Mrs Galatl Row 2 R Carlton K Mann D Melton C Barnes M Darley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. - . , . . . , . .. . . .. . , . . . . . . ' 9 9 . . . 9 7 . Z- Q- 9- a- n- a' 1- Q' ,. . ,. ,. , . . .. ,. ,. ,. ,. .

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