Cresson Joint High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Cresson, PA)

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SPORTS STAFF ROW l-P. Biller, D. Murray, I. Lat- terner, G. Rice, I. Conrad. ROW 2-G. Biller, B. Deichert, B. Iudd, C. Lafterty, F. Calandra. The tine Writing of this staff brought recognition to our paper at the an- nual journalism conference at Penn State in April when the Powhatan sports page won second place. Helen O'Donnell, editor, was an en- thusiastic Worker who Wrote more than her share of editorials! ART STAFF ROW l-N. Scott, F. Conway. ROW 2-T. Cunningham, Mrs. Larimer, Adviser, I. Kurash. Our artists Were responsible for the Pictorial that was a part of each edition. Mrs. Eliza- beth Larimer, journalism teacher, Worked with us on both school publications.

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BUSINESS STAFF ROW l-I. Latterner, R. Hoover, H. Bunnell, I. Seliga, ROW 2-G. Biller, M. Trexler, C. Lal- terty, M. Prebish, I. Tutsock. Subscription sellers cmd ad getters this group did all they could to help finance the school paper. CIRCULATION STAFF M. E. LaPorte and Iune O'Connor had a little black book ot addresses all right, but they Were of schools and people Who were on the Powhatan mailing list. nwlzatan EDITORIAL STAFF ROW l-B. Hmel, C. Maloney, I. Eberhart, A. Thrower, M. C. Horten, B. Horten, I. Wilkinson, B. McGuire, I. A. Ryan, E. Brannigan, R. Dempsey, ROW 2-M. M. Eckenrode, H. Koons, C, McDermott, S. Litzinger, R. Tiracave, P. Roberts, A. M. Craine, L. Little, A. Sharer, R. Watt, D. I. Shrader. ROW 3-B. Rice, V. Burkhart, M. Lang, P. Shannon, N. Connacher, D. Klenolic, S. Quartz, I. Tutsock, D. Eyer, R. Noel. ROW 4-I. Hall, L. Feyock, I. Srneal, M. Trexler, I. Sterbini. ROW 5-S. Morrison, S. Riley, I. Bradley, M. I. Cummings, L. Illig, P. Buck. Most ot this large stall had assignments this year, but the bulk of the actual editing was done in journalism class.

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cI1Z'.4 M. M. Eckenrode, R. Noel, S. Keith, B. Adams, B. Rice, D. Funicelli, I. Grassmyer, S. Maloney, Miss Louise Gaunt- ner, adviser, R. Brawley, S. Morrison, T. O'Neil, S. Conrad, V. Cox, R. Craver Watt, S. Patterson, M. Noel, A. Thrower, W. Iudd. Because We do not have a full-time librar- ian, Miss Gauntner solicits the help of certain seniors to help keep the library in order, give out books, and in general to perform the many necessary duties that go with the book and magazine room. Some come before school to sign out books, other give part of their noon hour to this task, while several remain after school for the same purpose. They type book lists, trace overdue books, and in general make themselves so useful that it would be impos- sible to keep our library in such fine condition and Working so efficiently without the loyal senior librarians. Seventy Four