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Zenith BOUQUET PAPER OF 59 By RICHARD ZIMMERMAN As we mount the steps of the Metxoplxtan Cxty Stal we note the beautxful decoxatxons commem oxatxng the fixst annxvexsaxy of the newspapex and the second xeunxon of the class of 49 Th1s beautxful buxldxng stands as a tx xbute to xts axchltect Robext Judd It was constxucted by the Exsen Hxlls Constxuctxon Company the Held As we entex the xeceptxon loom we bv oux old classmates Noxma Genson Kolbexg SGCICIHIIQS xn the office A the best xn axe gxeeted and Janxce they usher us xnto the Pxess xoom we admxxe the xadxant evenxng gowns they axe weax mg Festxvxtxes ale xn full swxng-desks have been pushed agaxnst the walls and at the fax end we spot the Gaxzellonx Gumbos the most fabulous band xn the Unxted States Incxdentallv Leon Hanson star txumpetex of the band has accepted a Hollywood contxact soon to b seen ln a foxth commg Danenbexg plodu tlon opposxte that splen dxd actress and Academy Awaxd wxnnel Phyllxs Goxdon Many axe the famous p rsonalxtxes seen by thxs xepoxtex tonxght Ah' Is that not Phxlxp Metzlex chxef chemxst of the De Can Chemxcal Corporatxon gestuxxng excxtedly as he talks wxth dentxsts Gaxy Cxoss and Robelt MOdd91ITl3D9 Posslbly he has dxscovered a peppexmxnt flavoxed fillxng fox teeth We hope Wxlma Schxppexs The Woman xn Whlte xs seen convexsxng wxth those Flyxnsf Doctols John Lown and Melvxn Dykstra Stoppxng to gxeet thxs veax s outsfandxng foot ball staxs Hank Zexnstxa and Roy Ham we are approached by Jelxald Sessxons stax of the M txopolxtan Musklats baseball team and Rxchaxd Snydel spoxts edltox fox the Stax As the xoom 1S daxkened all xntexest centexs on the floox show Bettx Schvt 1ndex and Maxjoxxe Plant st ns of the Tex assee Tlombadox Show honor ysxth two favoxxte selectxons of Geox ge Cook s composxtxons Claxxce Rozeboom also favoxs us wxth hex pxano VQISIOH of a semxclassxc and finales vxxth Zxmmex s Melody ln F and the Class of 49 Max xe Lxndbexg eoneludes by dx xmatxcalls xeadxng one of Bxxds outstandxng poems M1 Bxxd xs a xx ox ld xeknow ned authol and poet As the lxghts flxckex on we tuxrx to a table laden vsxth deleetables of even soxt pxepaxed by the Cxeagex Catexex Company Seatxng ouxselves ln a coxnel vue chat pleas antly wxth those W A F captams Patxxcla Rankxn and Caxolxn Rush Ruth Roth fashxon edxtox appxoaches oux lxttle gxoup and asks pex mxsslon to have the staff photo glaphex Fxed Ellxs take pxctuxes of the new W A F unxfoxms desxgned by Loxs Metzlex and Mae Welton P3tllC18 O B1 xen and Elma Roman co edxtoxs of the new womans me-xga71ne Madame Petxte axe engaged xn convexsatxon wxth Caxolyn Kloostel house featuxecontxxbutox Gexald1neZylstxa The authoxlty on hats and Joy Evans famous pat texns 6dltOl At last xt xs txme to gxeet oux host the fabulous Dean Heath edxtox of the Stax who has xust entex ed wxth hxs publxshex Robext Ludema Returmng to oux seats we pxck up the latest eopy of the Stax and glance thx ough xt We see by the headlxnes that Robert Rexster and Goxdon Wxexsma have Just xnyented the fool pxoof mouse trap Congxatulatxons boys Governor Dale Hudson has xecently pxesented Ruth Metten wxth the latest Laugmobxle for 1ev olut1onx7xng the teachlng system ln Mxchxgan and Senatol Jakeway has xntloduced the plan to Con gxess As you know Noxmarx Smoes xs xoadtestex fox the Laug xndustxy Tuxnxng to the advextxsements we note Carxoll Cook chosen Faxmel of the Yeal has xndoxsed the Ray Mxllex tx actox as outstandxng A full page ad featuxxng Dxacht Electx 1cal Im plements xs plesented Mr Dlacht has Just made hxs second mxllxon Betty Shoxts Lunch Room featux es the Mxtchell bux ge1 the latest xn eatxng delxght Mxss Shoxts establxshment adJo1ns the George Hudson theatxe the Roxxe The I1 ene and Ilene the Rexd and Bothamley Beauty Salon featuxes he Bax baxa Whxte l1n f cosmetxcs and the Rose Fabxan Joan Cuxtlss way of beauty F01 the lack of admxratxon 1s then feature slogan Tuxnxng to the funnxes we xead Fxances Bal s stxxp Itto P01 kchop and Helen Laugs xmmoxtal Bettx txaxned Steno On the pxctoxxal page we note the pxctuxes of Alxce Klshman and Alma Bennlnk pxofessxonal desxgnexs xn thexx latest costumes Beneath we admxxe a pxctuxe of a pacxou Andexson sedan xntexxox desxgned by Ila Flo Han son My how healthy Elxnox Wezeman and Rob xta Txtus look as they pose fox the Stax on then Westexneattle xanch the Wezxe Bext wxth hexx foxeman Rxchaxd Stefiin A pxctuxe of Maxxlyn Roskxmp and a Scott Lxmousxne xadxo denote the conneetxon betvseen the tvto on Miss Scotts Melodxes of Maxxlyn pxogxam As we leave we thank oux host fox a delxghtful evenxng and comment on the veondexful tuxn out We cextaxnly look foxvsaxd to next seax s xe unxon of the class of 49 7 . - , , - V V V V ' V ' V' ' ' V' V ' V . 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Zenltb LA T WH L AND TESTAME T LEGALITIES I Frances Bal xxlll my drlyel s llcense to ny one xx ho can drlve fast enough to keep axxay fl om the cops We Elma Roman and P3I.l1Cld O Bl len xx 111 OLII Jobs as typls s to anyone xx ho vxant them We Joan Cultlss and Rose Fablan xxlll OUI xyoln out bleyeles to anyone xx ho collects attend ance sllps next yeal ln Olliee Pl aetlee I Jov Evans wlll my dless to Judy Gavln I Calolyn Kloostelhou e xxlll my glf of gab IH Soclologv to Sally Malsh ll I Galv Clo s wlll mv pelfeetlv managed hal to Thomas MLIIIAV I Phvllls Goldon wlll mv posltlon as c'leel leadel to Joan Buway I Rlchald Llmmelman vylll my solo elallnet eat to Mlke LdZdlNkl I Gordon Wlelsma xxlll all of mv lgnoranco to anvone who xx ants It and all of mv smaltness to anvone xx ho needs lt I Henlv Zelnstla yylll mv plaee ln All Stal football to Nelson Hansen I Call Zlmmel xxlll mv Chemls IV 3b1l1tV to whoevel can u e lt I M3116 Llndbelg wlll mv long eulls to Flcda Vlebrock I Ruth Roth xxlll my abllltv as a dancel to Madonna POIHIEI I Maxllvn Raskamp xx lll mx Job of taklng lOll ln 31d houl study hall to Betty Palma I Al dls Scott wlll my seat ln Jou nallsm elass to anvone who s lntelested I Jellold SESSIONS xylll mv SDOIIS abllltle to Claude Hollln head I Calolyn lyu n wlll mv b skelball su t Donna Lambels I Lloyd Tltus wlll mv football hacs to Jelom Andelson I Nolman Smoes xylll my dblllly cf dllvln 'lew cals to Lallv S evens fTake It easy on the fendels I I Dean Peath Wlll my ablll y of maklflv qulp bl lght O1 o'helvx1se to any qulet DGISOD I Ilene Bothimley yylll my d11lV saddle shoe wlthout holes to Peggv Vaughn I Alma Bennlnk wlll mv holthand book to anyone who can lead them I Fl ed Ellls wlll my model KTJ to an one xx ho dales to dllve It I Thomas GHIZGIIODI xxlll my xvlnnlng vyav xx lth gllls to Joel Clou e I Roy Hlm xxlll my phx IQLIQ to Kenneth Bakel I Ru sell Hllls vxlll my blcy cle to anyone xvho hates to walk I Wllma Schlppe s xxlll my hall to anyone xx ho enjoys the name DIOYIG I Rlchald Snx del xvlll mv spongy old football equlpment to Maullce Potgetel I Lols Metzlel xxlll my comb to Helen Bankel Bettv Baldlng and Calol Bennett xx ho nevel have one I Helen Laug xx lll my Chevle to John Buth xxhen hls model A breaks doxxn lf he HCQUIIGS the technlque I Bettv Sholt xylll my job as Human Intel est Edltor ln Journallsm class to M'l1Cla Lachmann I Ilene Scharphorn xv ll mv blond hall to LOIS Halmsen I Gelaldlne ZylSIl8 xxlll mv Soc book to ylolet Kllnge I LOHDIL Blld vxlll my abllltv to yxllte DOCIIY to any one xx ho xx ants It I Norma Genson yylll my posltlon on the bus to any one xvlth a good lmaglnatlon I Mae Malle Welton xylll my love fol holses to mv SISIQI Malllyn Welton We Betty Schwandel and Balbala Whlte vylll oul seats ln Govelnment class to anybody xvho xx ants them I Md1JOI 18 Plant vylll mv seat on the bus to xx hoevel can push enough to get lt I John Lovxn vxlll mv Speeeh book to John Flost I Kalvln Laug xx lll mv Govelnment book to Bdlbdla Zlmmelman I Ellnol Wezeman vxlll my Job of asslstant klndelgalten teachel to whoevel c ln boss them I Phllllp MGIZIQI Wlll mv Job as SQCIGIBIV of the SGHIOI class to any one who can collect enough vote We Leon and Ila Flo Hanson wlll oul led Jack ets to anvone who llkes brlght COIOIS We Irene Reld Janlce Kolbelg and Robelta Tltus wlll oul cheellead 1 sults to lnvone who can use them I Ruth Metten wlll mv blown eves to Inez Alllson I Ellzabeth Mltchell wlll mv Job ln the office to anvbodv xvho llkes office Wolk I Patrlcla Rankln wlll my Lelght to Jocelvn Murrav I Robert Moddelman wlll my led hall to LAIFY I Robelt Relster wlll my pencll stubs to any one who goes alound wlthout a pencll We GCOIHQ and Glenn Hudson wlll our 3211 eultul al knowledge to anvbody who IS lntele ted I Harlv Jakewav wlll mv lockel to Allen M0016 I Raymond MIIIQI wlll all mv papel and pen clls to anvone who IS badlv ln need of them I Rob It Ludema wlll mv Cully hall to any one wlth stlalght locks I Clalvce Rozeboom wlll mv 'ICIIUQ dbllltv to Bllbala De Mull I Robelt Judd Wlll mv Llt book to any one xx ho an understand It I Geol ge CIQWECI wlll my shv m lnnel to John Busman I Melvln Dvkstla xxlll my Job as SGHIOI C1159 plesldent to Bevellv Aney I GQOIHQ Andelson xxlll my knoyxledge of 'lll thlngs to Wllllam Eastellv I Louls Callson xxlll mv blond hall to Wllllam Czlndel I Calloll Cook vxlll mv blush cut to Robelt Hennlng I Geolge Cook wlll my helght to Jean Doty I Frank Danenbelg xxlll my athletlc abllltv to Alden Bouchard I Lyle De Can xxlll mv nlckname of Blackle to anvone who wants It I Thomas Dracht xvlll mv plpe to any one who smokes one I HHIVGY EISCD xxlll mx agllcultulal knowledge to Rlchard Ponshall I AIICG Klshman xvlll mv first houl studv hall seat to anvone who wants to Slt ln the front seat V GC 79 , - I , IV .V .V V - - . ,. . 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Zenith PURPO E OF JO RNALI FORMULATE IDEAL Journalrsm rn hrgh school rs desrgned to ffrve the student a better app ecratron of the place md tunetron of the newspap r rn modern lrfe and to upply certarn standards by whrch to measure Journalrstrc excellencres and faults the abllrty to read a newspaper rntellrgently to recognrze and to evaluate propaganda as uch to help each student to become an exactrnv reader to be able to tep rrght up to the people and speak hrs mrnd wrthout lackrng approprrate w oros Jour nalrsm grves you thrs tr arnrng You are constan lv meetrng people and the way Sou approach them wrll deterrnrne how well you put your vrews across to them The development of Journalrsm rn hrgh schools rs the necessrty for trarnrng a staff to produ e the school newspaper each member must do hrs part In Journalrsm each and every member must work together as one unrt If one should fall rn thrs the whole paper IS held up Journalrsm commands the student s loyalty and support for .1 b tter n wspaper Journalrsm teache the students correct hng In one sense Journalrsm IQ one of the most helpful ways to learn We all rely on the p pers for the news and therefore the wrrtrng of news must b true and accurate To be a su cessful wrrter a student should h ve a broad knowledge Thrs means that he must b a good student and that he must rnterest hrmself rn many subjects In addrtron to trarnrng the students to use good practrcal Englrsh Journalrsm empha rzes alertness accuracy and oependabrlrty A slacker or slouch has no place rn thrs fi ld Journalrsm augments the soc1al and academr trarnrng of am progressrve edar atronal system It better prepares the student for hrs present dav socral and academrc pursurts and makes hrm sta ble rn a well rounded m nner o be a good pro ductrve crtrzen of tomorrow An honest and rntellrgent Journalrst rs on of the most potent rnstruments for constructrve ser vrce For apart from the abstractrons of theorrsts rt rs easy to see that educatron rs not a complex matter of academrc tools and procedures but a srmple matter of makrng the member of a com munrty better and more rntellrgent On the basrs of thrs concept Journalrsm be comes a great educatronal agency Journalrsm rs more than conveyors of news and comment they are agencres hayrng polr res of then own respon srbrlrtres of frr reachrng rmportance and worthy mrs rors of great srffnrncance Th 5 axe both leaders and servants They ar leaders because they help to create publrc sentrment formulate the rdeas and rdeals of mrllrons and br rng carefully concerved messages rnto the homes and mrnds of then readers They are servants because Journalrstrc medra lrke governments project and are projected bv the people they serve farrly reflectrng publrc oprnron to the extent that they are supported by pard sub scrrptrons and advertrsement and so permrtted to exrst In br ref journalrstrc mcdrr prosper rn dr rect proportron to then own sense of responsrbllrty whrch rs shared wrth every member of the edrtor ral staff an drts own value as Journalrsm whrch gauged ard accounted for by the busrness staff rn proportron to rts economrc support from the publrc rt serves As a trade Journalrsm most frequently requrre an aptrtude for percervrng ferretrng out compre hendrng and reportrng the rngredrents of major happenrngs rn the lrves and surroundrngs of the humble and the mrghty as well as an aptrtude for rnterpretrng and puttrnff rnto news shape the srgnrficant rrpples of vrllage gossrp mrddletown chatter and urban talk because of then human rn terest or thelr werrd str rnge or unusual Hrvor stand the art of headlrnrng and dlsplayrng the news as well as all the other ever rmportant factors rn the mechanrcs of publrcatron Successful publrcatrons must be conducted on busrness prrncrples wrth the same abrlrty energy and astuteness as other successful enterprrses A newspaper magazrne or other per rodrcals rf free to serve unstructrvely as a drsmterested le rder and servant of the publrc only when the publrca trons financral structure 1 such that rts economrc lrfe does not depend upon the whrms CHDI1CGb or selfish purpose of vested rnterests All Journ lrs trc medra elaborate cqurpment whrch must be op erated by qualrfied tradesman and they must be produced and drstrrbuted wrthrn a comparatryely short perrod of trme sometrmes wrthrn a few hours Whether the publrcatron be a large metro Dolrtan darlv a small non metropolrtan weekly a newsmagazrne or a class per rodrcal rt must be at one and the same trme a successful busrness enter prrse and a successful purveyor of news and vrews Certarnly the edrtorral room cannot before unless the countrng room rs well ordered The field of Journalism drvrdes naturally rnto four prrncrpal types The Publrcatron of 117 N4 ws papers 42D Magazrnes and Revrews C37 Class Trade and Professronal Journals and C49 Newsmagazrne and Magazrne Drgests Newspapers are essentrally news organs rn that an event rs put rnto news shape and drsplayed rn proportron to rts relatrve news value comes from the news the strange the rnterestrng CC ' as . r .D . , I .' v -Iv . , , . . X. '. ' , . , I ' v ' I 1 1 ' Q- ' ' ' I ' ' . . - ' . ' . ' , ' 5 I . . ' V . , . Iv ' I- . - ' I I I I . I I I I , I ' ' '- ' r ' 1 ' I I ' ' r . . . ' , . ' ' ' r . . 'X . 1 . , , , ' . ,, , .. , . C. - I I- - I I . . I .I ' I I I . . - H l ' ' ' ' 1 ' ' . ' . C ' . . . - ' V. ' ' I . V , w . L , ' I - - ' . I . . . I I . I - ' l I I A . Ie I ' - . ' I - Iv . ' . -I , V ' l - . I l v. ' - ' . . . -1 . I I v I I - I ' . ' . . . I ' ' ' ' 7 I ' ' xv I - . . - 'a I . I I , , I . I II aI H . . . 3 . 9 v , .I ' ' I I I' I I I. I - . I ' ' ' rs r ' ' - . ' ' 'z I , ' 2 '. lish. It helps them in History and Geography. Furthermore, the practrcrng Jour'nalrstImust under'- C I .' .I M . 3 . I. . . I . . I I I I I . . I I ' , , 3 I I I ' I- I II ' . - - ' A ' 1 ' ' . . ' 'S ' v ' ' .' t . ., . ' . ' ' I . . . I I v I v I I , .I I II Q I , - I I . I I , II , II I - 'N - , L 'C - ' . . . 5. r - 1 . ' ' ' . ' ' I3 V4 'I v I 1 Q - s ' - ' I I I A v A ' I -I v v -Q . ' 1'. I 1 1 I . I , I I I I. . 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