Dubois High School - Echo Yearbook (Dubois, IN)

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Business Staff Special Solicitors Distributive Education Class Two groups of students, under the direction of Mr. Howard Swisher, solicit- ed patrons for the Clipper this year. One group composed of academic students were known as the special solicitors. Miss Sullivan's distributive education classes furthered their training by this personal contact salesmanship. The students worked in pairs and had individual lists of business and pro- fessional men and women to contact. Both groups were hard working and the results were very gratifying. The distributive education students attended school in the mornings and worked every afternoon in the local stores. It was required that each student per- form 540 hours of counter selling a year and make a weekly report of the amount of sales, type of work, and salary for each week. Managers of the stores employing these people filled out forms for the school concerning the quality of the student's work. Upper Picture, First row: Wilbert Lundgren, Joan Shaffer, Joan Shankel, Tony Bonde. Second row: Bea Leach, Betty Stewart, Mr. Swisher, Josephine Kling- ensmith, Lou Daugherty. Lower Picture: Miss Sullivan, Willis Shannon, Geraldine Sierzega, Harry Hiner, Mary Hoffman, James Whitehouse, Erma Siders, Earl Snyder, Noreen Senecal. Second row: James Shenkle, Rosella Spadoro, Bob Scott, Leah Sal- omone, Paul Ranieri, Bernice Senecal, Don Deasey, Diane Dick, LaMar Boucher. Not in picture: Roberta Anderson.

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Clipper Editors Seated: Betty Boyd, Rosella King, Phyllis Kirk. Standing: Evelyn Reber, Mr. Grubbs, Nadyne Vallely, Shirley Gent, Bob Jones, Norma Baughman, Jim Griffith, Violet Krawczyk. Not in picture: Martha Makufka. At sometime during this past year every member of the staff, the Forum editors and reporters, the artists, and even the photographers had a part in the prep- , aration of THE CLIPPER as Well as publishing the Forum , conducting the weekly radio newscast over WCED, and publishing The Compass , our handbook. The staff was under the direction of Mr. Willard Grubbs and Mr. Howard Swisher. Rosella King was the managing editor. She and the members showed great initiative, worked hard and long, were thorough about gathering information. and enjoyed the work they were doing. The Clipper for 1946 is presented to you by its staff With the hope that it will give you much pleasure. The Photographers, under the direction of Mr. Frank Malasky, were a group of conscientious and talented photo experts. These boys spent class periods, activ- ities periods, and evenings taking pictures of the clubs, teachers, classroom work, shots around school, and athletic events. In fact they covered every school event during the year. They developed and printed the pictures and turned them over to the Publications Staff ready to be mounted, measured, and edited for the Forum and 'The Clipper . Their work amounted to almost professional skill and the boys are to be congratulated on a job well done. Clipper Photo- graphers Left to right: MV. Malusky, Ed Hock- man, Walter Spe- halski, Ted Kraw- czyk.

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