Coloma High School - Gold Leaf Yearbook (Coloma, MI)

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May 20, l955 VOX LUDORUM Page 3 R SWS 2 JRS AWARDED KEYS TODAY Seven local students r ce1ved keys to the Qulll and Scroll, mternatlonal honor ary soc1ety for h1gh school Journahsts, at an assembly today Publ1cat1ons advlsel Roo ert Bachmanpresented sen 1ors Marlene Franzel ed1 tor 1n ch1ef of the Vox Lu doruml JoanFergusonlas soclate ed1torJ, Evelyn Ku bl1ck and V1rg1n1a Stolz ftyp ographyl DarrelSonnenbe1-g ty Braddon feature ed1tor and edltor elect for the ' 5 5 56 Voxj and Barbara Sche uer Qartl, Wlth the keys To quallfy for Qu1ll and NAMED TO JOURNALISM HONORARY FEA T URE WRITERS QSea edl Marllyn Rernhardt I-IomaraUr1phrey PeggyOchs fStand1ngjAl1nda Ben son Jamce Frantz, Buddy Lowe Vrrgrl Taylor Joe Gaglra 1-do Scroll, cand1dates mustmeet Class n general scholastlc endeavor they mustber C the follow1ng requu-ements standmg at the tune of the1r ommended by the advlser O They mustbe ofat leastjun elect1on they musthave done school pr1nc1pal they must 101' standmg they must be superlor work 1n some phase be approved by tne executlve 1n the upper th1 d of t fur of Journalmstm or hterary secretary of the soc1ety ART, PRODUCTION AND CIRCULATION fSeatedJ V1rg1n1a Cox, Barbara Scheuer, Joyce McQueen. fStand1ngj .Ilm John son, Kay Erlckson, Darrel Sonnenberg. T Y POGRAPH Y Ken Beehler, Carl S wa n s o n , Mar1anne Stregc, Evelyn Kubhck, V1rg1n1a Stolz. o LJ .L 0 9 0 e- , . 7 . K U 4 . . . A , , - : fproductionj and juniors Pat- c ' I 1 . + ' ' - - 1 - , - I I 1 3 2 U D ' ' . 2 9 r . .1 . 1 1 Z . e - . D i i , . . Q , 1, L 'Z' '

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Pa e 2 VOX LUDORUM Fr1day Ed1tor1all speakmg Vol 54 Issue 18 VOX LUDORUM Student and the School Paper lvolceoftheschoo The reader game a sat1sfactory feelrng that he or she knows and 18 well aware of all school happenlngs and other related outs1de act1v1t1es that are descr1bed 1n full deta1l 1n the Vox Ludorum Ask Aunt Amy Guess Who Fash1ons Sports news and other unportant weekly news art1cles become an mter estlng part among the student's everyday l1fe Artrcles such as Teacher Talk br1ng the student closer to the 1nd1v1oual 111 the1r wonderful hlgh school years Those on the Vox staff real1ze that Journahsm ha s become an lmportant factor ln the1r llves Even though traunng for careers 1n professlonal Journallsm they learn a host of hab1ts att1tudes and sk1lls so necessary to complete and successful l1v1ng 1n today's rapudly chang 1ng world These tasks of observlng cr1t1cally 1nqu1r1ng and then to narrate 1S the Job bestowed upon the ent1re staff It s an honor to be one of the few chosen to these pos1t1ons on me scnool newspaper EDITORS AN D FA C U L T Y ADVISOR Patty Braddon, feature ed1tor5 Joan Ferguson, assoclate ed1torg Wesley Muth, sports ed1torg Kathy Hazen, news ed1torg Marlene Franzel, ed1tor 1n Chief? Mr. Bachman, faculty adv1sor. Pubhshed b1 monthly by the Coloma h1gh s chool Coloma, M1ch Member of Qulll and Scroll Columb1a Scholast1c Press Assn 10 a copy 50 a semes ter 75 asemester by ma1l LDITORS Patty Braddon, Ivlarlene Franzel J o a n Ferguson Wesley Muth Kathleen hazen REPORTERS Judy Bach man Garryl-Ianson Jan1ce Flerer Annmar1e I-Ierceg, Frances Damouth Garry Whalen FEATURES Allnda Ben son Jamce Frantz Joe T Gaghardo Carole Iarrls Budd 1 Lowe Peggy Ocns Mar1lynRe1nhardt Vlrgll Taylor Hornara Urrphrey ART WORK v11'g1l'113. Cox Joyce McQueen Barbara Scneuer TYPOGRAPI-iY Kennetn Beehler Evelyn Kubl1ck V1rg1n1aSt0lz Marlanne Stregc, Carl Swanson PRODUCTION. Darrel Sor nenberg, Jlm Johnson CIRCULATION: Kay Erlck SOU- FACULTY ADVISOR: Mr. Bachman. F. L3 2 . . - o x, ......- ' . l' . . . . , . . . . ! 2 2 3 a . 95 2 SJ: ' , lf . . .1 . . . ' . - . o ...l 3- . . . . . , C 1 D w 1 Q u ' , , 4 . . . , , 2 2 - 1 . . . f . H . . I . 0 o ' u n 1 1 n 1 , , , A . . Q u 4 , n ' a 1 , 1 1 1.1 'Q ' 'r u . - 5 ! D . , L, , 3 , 1 9 , 0 . -. V. . o - 2 2 1 a ' ' . 1 . 1 2 2 - ,H . , . , n

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66 Ac tivitie s The mam aCt1V1ty of the Counc1l th1s year was the Heart throb dance, and through the efforts of the foot ball team and the counc1l, a Comet emblem w1ll appear on the school bus next year Locker 1nspect1on, speclal assembl1es and other school act1v1t1es are some of the respons1 b1l1t18S of the Student Counc1l The Student Counc1l was f1rst organ 1zed 1n October, l9Z9 Its act1v1t1es were the Chrlstmas program and an all school party After an elght year lnterval t ne Counc1l was reorgamzed and s1nCe then has galned ufnportance as a part of the school system In l94O, lt became the duty of the Counc1l to choose the cheerleaders and arrange pep meet1ngs Later the method of ChOOS1l'1U the cheer leaders was changed stuoent council The f1fst yearbook bubl1shed 1n 5l 52, wasa.Student Councllprojecf. Although tne Counc1l no longer pub llshes the yearbook d1 r e c tl y , lt chooses a commlttee to appo1nt stu dents to the Gold Leaf staff Left Counc1l off1cers Mr W er, faculty advlsor' Patty Braddon secretary Grace Stor1ck treasurer Deanna Wrlght v1ce pres 1dent Qseatedj Marlene Franzel pre s1dent O o 0 y O .. ' n O . ' o u n 1 ' ' . ' 1 ' ' , . L- .. . . I . V 1 . . . ' l , -I V , ' ' s . 2 9 n 0 a : , .. ' . ' 9 ! c