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Sports Staff: Left to right-B. Deichert, R. Fees, H. M. Wilson, B. Baron, I. Hall. Flash bulbs Were popping everywhere. as the photographers did their bit. Click-Clack-Click was the music of the typ- ists as they pounded the Tomahawk into shape. The sports staff was on hand at all athletic events to give us full and complete coverage. None of our work could be done if it had not been for the faithful guidance of Mrs. Larimer. Typists: Let! to right-P. Farren, I. Tutsock, I. Lynch. jazz f5 - nnkabfz Class Stait: Left to right-Y. Capouillez, I. Latterner, H. Smith.
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Activities Staff: Left to right-B. Zupon, L. Feyock, A. Schettig, Mrs. E. Larimer, M. Trelqler, G. Rice. Long hours and hard Work were the basis of this year's Tomahawk, the first May edition in the school's history. Work was started early in November and the completed copy was sent to press March 21. After endless suggestions, the World was chosen as this year's theme. The Art Staff, directed by Mrs. Alice Bradley, tried it's hand at paper sculpture for the division pages. Page brighteners were their specialty, too. Jim Jnmahawlf Staff ,Sei a Hna! Art Staff: L. Latterner, Mrs. A. Bradley, C. L. Rice.
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jim pnwhafan EDITOR-Lenore Feyock ADVISER-Mrs.. E. Larimer It didn't take us long to develop a nose for news and a straight news style of writing as our journalism class got under Way in September. Although all the articles are not written by this groups of students, the ac- tual editing of the paper is a project of the class. Red letter day was September 27, when We attended a journalism conference at Adams Township High School. The staff had various schemes for raising s 3, - 's 4 -. ,, gs ir . . , .,.,..N-, .f.,. . 1..,m-niiai CIRCULATION MANAGERS- Ioan Lynch, Barbara Zupon money. The senior class had the highest per- centage of subscribers to the Powhatan, and had Roger Murphy and Barbara Martynuska crowned the football king and queen of '55, With St. Valentine's Day came the Cupid Valentine Service. Ihroughout the day sing- ing valentines Were delivered to the students by groups of singers. The last issue of the Powhatan was de- voted to seniors. NEW STAFF-G. Seligcr, W. Sheraw, H. Smith, A. Scheitig ROW 2: R. M. Vinglass, D. McClure, M. Mastri, F. Biller. Fifty
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