Colon High School - Magi Yearbook (Colon, MI)

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1st Row: Jeanette Thompson, copyist; Mitzi Holsinger, Feature Editor; John Yoder, Art Editor; Charles Huge, Business Manager; Marilyn Perry, Asst. Editor; Sandra Loudenslager and Susie Mesler, Co-Editors; Esther Oldenberg, Asst. Editor; Edward Schrader, Business Manager; Judith Pokorny, Art Editor; Carla Robbins, Feature Editor; Diane Freeland, Band. 2nd Row: Phyllis Cutchall, copyist; Barbara French, copyist; Bethel Stanton, News Editor; Julia McClish, Joke Editor; Gula Taylor, F.T.A.; Marcia Stuart, Joke Editor; Miriam Lederman, Junior reporter; Paul Lederman, freshman reporter; Wilma Woodworth, eighth grade reporter; Barbara Hagelgans, Exchange Editor; Loretta Truckey, Gossip; Arlene Miller, stencils; Mrs. Flora Ambs, Advisor. 3rd Row: Marcella Shannon, Gossip; Jane Westendorf, stencils; Doris Steininger, Special Reporter; Jean Thurston, copyist; Betty Lunger, stencils; Robert Fredenburg, mimeograph; Douglas Adams, typist; Carl Hackenburg, F.F.A.; John Miller, Sports Editor; Gene Trine, Sports Editor; James Blair, Sales: Jerry Truckey, mimeograph; Marilynn Farrand, sophomore reporter; Janet McKee, News Editor. Since our Colon Hi News has grown in size and circulation, this year»s Senior Class decided to have two editors and two assistant editors. This has given Sandra Loudenslager, Marilyn Perry, Susie Mesler, and Esther Oldenburg an opportunity to take turns in editing the paper. They have improved the editorials and spent more time in securing student opinions. Gene Trine has been our color man at the mimeograph. Eddie Schrader, Marcella Shannon, Jerry Truckey, John Miller, Loretta Truckey, Robert Fredenburg, and John Yoder were the mimeograph staff. Judy Pokorny has been an excellent art editor. She kept the mimeograph room so orderly that everyone improved in their work. Carla Robbins wrote many clever feature articles. Mitzi Holsinger, Carol Cupp, Esther Oldenburg, Arlene Miller, and Doris Steininger were especially skillful in preparing stencils. Eddie Schrader and Charles Ruge were very instrumental in securing the many subscript ions for the paper and did a very good Job of managing the financial end of it.

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1st Row: Paul Lederman, freshman reporter; Shirley Fenner, artist; Wilma Woodworth, 8th grade reporter; Janet McKee, Editor; Douglas Adams, Business Manager; Bethel Stanton, snapshots; Julia McClish, senior history; Arlene Miller, class will. Pnd Row: Barbara Hagelgans, Advertising Manager; Marcia Stuart, senior history; Mar- ilyn Farrand, sophomore reporter; Gula Taylor, Junior play; Loretta Truckey, senior history; Marcella Shannon, senior history; Mitzi Holsinger, class will; Marilyn Perry, senior activities; Miriam Lederman, Junior reporter; Mrs. Flora Ambs, Advisor. 3rd Row: Lee Sprowl, Asst. Business Manager; John Yoder, artist; Esther Oldenberg, senior activities; Mary Ellen Ward, snapshots; Jane Westendorf, Advertising Manager; Iva (Jean) Thurston, theme; Doris Steininger, theme; Diane Freeland, band; Carla Robbins, prom; Sandra Loudenslager, senior play. Uth Row: Gene Trine, art editor, sales manager; Thomas Fisher, asst, sales manager; Carl Hackenburg, F.F.A.; James Farrand, Asst. Advertising Manager; Thomas Penrod, basketball; James Lee, basketball; Roy Johnson, sports editor; Charles Ruge, asst, artist; Jerry Truckey, baseball. Absent: Mary Mesler, library; Betty Lunger, theme; Susie Mesler, theme; Carol Cupp, theme. 7

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1st Row: Mary Trayling; Mrs Fredrica Jaffe, Librarian; Mary Meslcr; Rita Mast; Marilyn Perry. 2nd Row: Shirley Fenner; Jeanette Woodworth; Sandra Hughes; Patricia MacNeill; Kay Thornton. The library is a material center which furnishes recreational and reference reading for students and teachers. In it are housed about 1800 books—fiction and non-fiction--and 3U0 film strips are cared for here. Of some lj.0 magazines ordered and processed by the library, II4 are kept there for the use of the pupils, and the remainder are delivered to the various teachers for their class-room use. Assistant librarians are on duty almost every period of the day. They assist pupils in reference problems, keep the center orderly and neat, help process the books, and maintain good citizenship in the library. They receive one-fourth credit for a year s work, if they perform their duties creditably. Because of the increasing of student enrollment, the library is very much In use and is proving to be more Inadequate in size than it was last year. 9