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

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Jim Chapman Production Betty Fraser Production Harold Smith Production Albertina Nicpon Activities Section Sulan Brass Pr oduc tion Ann Stephenson Businell Manage r 1 Mr. Bachman Advisor Garry McDaniel! Photography This year for the first time, members of the Gold Leaf staff were eligible for membership in Quill and Scroll, the international honorary society for high school journalists. Barbara Scheuer, former staff member of the Vox Ludorum and member of the society, pre- sented membership pins to Elise Wendzel, Al- bertina Nicpon, Deanna Wright, and Ann Stephen- S011- sixty-three

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Barhra Scheuer Art sixty-two Carol Bronson Produc tion Rachel Reynolds Production Carolyn Freier Spo tu Wu..- Joan Howard The I956 Gold Leaf Famil Tree A family tree shows the relationship between people in the family and other relatives so, too, does our 1956 Gold Leaf Family Tree. Only not as relatives or relations, but as a relationship between members of the staff as to work, plan- ning, and the making of our annual. The yearbook and its organization underwent many changes this year. The yearbook was changed from an extra -curricular to an academic subject receiving a half credit and the staff by making it smaller, giving it a certain period for working, and giving each member anopportunity to do more including pasting, cutting, lay-outs, and continuity. Unde rc lan amen Deanna Wright Ac twine 3 Editor Elise Wendzel Editor

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Qi? Deanna Wr1ght pres1dent, Nancy Strejc Kar Back row Robert Crawford, Bob Irv1n, Ron en Palmer, Barbara Scheuer Clark, Garry McDan1els John Scheuer, Frank Stand1ng second row Roberta Blue, Mar1lyn lm Westfall Fr1esen, v1ce pres1dent,Albert1na N1cpon, sec Not photographed was Lenn Segal treasurer retary Judy Waltln After havlng a run off electxon for pres1dent to deterrrnne the w1nner of a t1e and nammg Deanna Wr1ght thelr new presxdent, the counc1l began maklng p'ans for a program Th1s pro gram was planned for grades 7 12 and featured .hm Lynch a well known archer Then bes1des the usual Wednesday noon meet 1ngs, wh1ch were held every other week, they also had a few locker 1nspect1ons The counc1l also had a couple money malung projects among some were sell1ng toy dogs and szxty four bears and sell1ng at the concess1on stand durmg basketball season S1nce the student counc1l 13 the govern1ng body of the school they felt someth1ng must be done to further student lnterest 1n then' class so they set aslde certa-Ln days on whrch each class would present a. stuntprogram usmg class talent The f1rst, whxch was the sen1ors was held Jan 25 the Juruors, Feb 21, the sophomores, Mar 15 and the freshmen, Apr 14 Student Council Works for Betterment of School