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Page 17 text:
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ACTIVITIES For everyone interested in making our community a better place in which to live there are the Sunshine Society and the Hi-Y; and for the students interested in government there is the Student Council. The EXCALIBUR and INKLINGS satisfy the literary artists; while the band and chorus are composed of music lovers. Activities—the social phase of learning emphasizing “getting along with people” is of vital importance. PAGE THIRTEEN
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Our Inklings Staff ■ Under the able guidance and supervision of Miss Lauterbur our school paper, the Inklings, is run by an efficient staff of students who believe that the freedom of the press is a major part of the “Open Door to Learning”. Although the paper is limited by time and high costs each staff member takes deep pride in its publication. Each issue is filled with the lastest news and des¬ cription of all the important events tak¬ ing place around our school. Inklings Editor Joan Scott shown here with assistant editor Pat Hart drawing up the “dum¬ my.” Pressman Bill Dankert, Victoria Palmonarl, and Mary Jo Beesley running the paper off the presses. First Row: Marilyn Eshelman, Dorothea Petro¬ vich, Georgene Schmal, Barbara Peterson, Carol Vesely, Mary Jo Beesley, Victoria Palmonari, Edith Rouhselange. Second Row: Jackie Ebert, Doris Jones. Pat Hart, Mary Dannehl, Joan Scott, Joyce Coash, Marilyn Stephenson, Rose Kerns. Third Row: Bill Dankert, Glenn Adams, Mary Aiken, Barbara Joens, Joy Shimko, Lovena Williams, Fourth Row: Ray Bowman, Marion Whited, Don Hedges, Bob Armstrong, Dick Patterson, Al Teagle, Don McLean.
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