Coalinga High School - Petrolia Yearbook (Coalinga, CA)

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il PETROLIA STAFF Editor .5.,. .,,,-,,-,,,,, -,--v.----June Crum Assistant Editor ..,,,,, .......,.... B ill Ayers Business Manager ..,..,,. ......, C harles Collins Art Editor ..............,....... ,..,,,...,.... ' Yvonne Hay Assistant Art Editor, ,,,.,,., ...... . Evelyn Carmichael SPONIS Editor ..........,.... .................,........,.................,.,... Robert Conn SC1'1i0r Reporters .......... ,...,.. . Elladean Hays, Bob Sumpf, Julius Snyder, ' Vida Devine, Bill Douglas ,lU1liOr Reporters .,-....., ..,...... E rundina Ruiz, Selma Berman, Allen Smith, Richard Chedester S0ph0more Reporters ,...., .......,,.,..... ,Mary Lou Abshier, Gertrude Snyder, A9 Margaret Gregory Junior High Reporter .... . ....s..... ..... ............,.. ..--sMerle Douglas Typist ........................... Q .,.,......,., ., .,,...,,., . ....,,.. Louise Holloway Adviser ........ .......... R uth Abele

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lliuudiua Ruiz, A' James McCollum, Adviser, Goldie Hull, Daryl Drummond, .Julie Berman, lou Ki1'kpai.rick, .loo i'owet's, Iiuogeue Cook, June Crum, Robert Conn, Claudia Cordell, Betty Newhold, Joyce Johnson. JOURN ALISM During this last year members of the high school journalism class have experienc- ed a new type of thrill-that type which comes only to every newspaper man or wom- an at his or her interest in this exciting profession. Not until this year have the high school's budding journalists taken full bloom in efficiency, and have assumed the character of true news-glumming reporters. Under the skillful instruction of Mr. A. James McCollum, members of the jour- nalism class were first taught the fundamentals of news-Writing, then through the courtesy of the Cmllingn Daily Record, they have been able to work at the Recorzl, Office every Monday night preparing their Tuesday issue of The Drrric'k,. XVhile the course of journalism offers fully as much value to the students as any other subject, it is unlike an ordinary course in that each person in this class discards the classroom formality as a student and assumes an air of a business man. Such a course takes the drudgery away from school work and puts in its place a lively interest in every current event. Every Friday during the second semester, the students turned in their weekly paper of a minimum of S00 Words on some interesting topic, either assigned or self- chosen. A month out of this ycar's course was devoted to the study of the interesting rise of the English novel which proved to be a worthwhile course in itself. Five of Coalinga's journalism students mixed business with pleasure when they attended an all-day program of events at Fresno State College, Saturday, April 25, which was the sixth annual Journalism Day held by that institution. The Held of journalism is an open one, especially to women, and whether as a course in school or as a profession in life, it keeps a person on his toesv or on his nose , or on something.