Defiance High School - Panorama Yearbook (Defiance, OH)

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THE BANNER First row: Mr. Krutsch, adviser, Hyla Quinn, editor, Ruth Ann Wolf, business manager, Sue Martin, Art Frederick, Sue Jenkins . . . Second row: Judy Tuahy, Rosalie Vanvlerah, Theresa Brenner, Jo Scott, Karen White, Diane Partee, Neil McGrew . . . Third row: Helen Harclesty, Carolyn McCarthy, Maggie Voigt, Joanne Latchaw, l.yn Cunningham, Judy Hoffman, Carolyn Miles, Jim Shindler. During the past year the Journalism Class, new typewriter was purchased with the pro- by way of the Bonner, has succeeded in fits from this project. digging for news, which was keyed to the interest of Defiance High School students. Each week members of the Banner staff faith- fully write the stories assigned by the editor. Another special attraction which the staff undertook was the publication of the home- coming program. This year Hyla Quinn served in this capacity. Mr. Krutsch is the adviser. The staff also proved themselves capable salesmen by breaking previous Journalism Class records of selling Christmas cards. A For the past eight years the Banner has been entered in state-wide competition at Bowling Green. The paper has proved its superiority by being rated excellent four times and superior four times. Hyla Quinn, editor, gives instruction to Sue Martin and Art Neil McGrew, machine operator, prepares for the weekly run . Frederick, sports editors. , 1, ifis F-gi 6 4. . 'V jr-sumpjgwb

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First row: Mrs. Greim, adviser, Karen White, president, Carolyn Miles, vice president, Maggie Voigt, secretary- treasurerg Diana Roehrs, Janet Andrist . . . Second row, Jon Easley, Joyce Cromly, Janet Malone, Gretchen Duerlc, Barb Daoust, Joanne Latchaw, Mary Jo Hoeffel , . . Third row: Carolyn Winebrenner, Phyliss McBroom, Wilmina Warnelre, Janice Johnson, Clara Linnabary, Charl lmber, Maribeth Smith . . . Fourth row: Hyla Quinn, Jereme Tubbs, Brenda Agler, Mary Schudel, Carol Ross, Penny Heilmon, Jill Hauth, Carole Kissner. FUTURE TE IIHEHS UF MVIEHIII l will learn the art of helping others by doing helpful things daily in home and school. This quotation is a part of the pledge made by the members ot the Margaret Wil- helm Future Teachers ot America Club. Under the guidance ot Mrs. Greim, the adviser, members do substitute teaching for teachers in high school and elementary Regular monthly meetings are planned by Karen White, president, and Carolyn Miles, vice president, with the assistance of the adviser, Mrs. Greim. classes. Through this work, members discover whether or not they are really interested in teaching as a career. Club meetings are held once a month with a teacher as guest speaker. This year's officers were Karen White, president, Carolyn Miles, vice president, and Margaret Voigt, secretary-treasurer. iz'

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Jim Shlncller editor, and Jcanne Latchaw, copy editor discuss page layouts. Lyn Cunningham, photographic editor, points out prospective shots to Gordon Phillips, staff First row: Jim Shindler, editor-in- chief, Lyn Cunningham, photogra- phic editor, Joanne Latchaw, copy editor, Tonette Walz, Sue Martin, Judy Hoffman . . . Second row: Bob Moser, Rosalie VanVIerah, Ther- esa Brenner, Hyla Quinn, Mary Jo Hoetfel, Jerry Miller.