Elgin High School - Husky Tracks Yearbook (Elgin, OR)

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The Maroon This year the Maroon staff has published a yearbook that is different from all of its pre- decessors. Building the main theme around the signs of the zodiac, having individual pic- tures of the underclassmen and more informal snapshots throughout the entire book were only a few of the many new things that they did. Several unforeseen obstacles presented themselves that had to be solved before the book was Maroon ready to go to press, Among these were the rising cost of paper, printing and supplies, and the resignation of Frank Briggs, the adviser. However the subscriptions were taken earlier to combat rising prices, and Miss Margaret Newman and Iames Baxter capably took over the task of advising the students about the completion of the book. Students who composed the editorial staff were fames Chap- Editorial Staffs

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When weather permits, many girls turn out tor ice skating at Lord's Park or tobogganing at the Country Club. Other sports offered are volleyball, captain- ball, table tennis, shuttle board, archery, and badminton. Girls are now able to attend swim- ming classes at the Y. W. C. A. third period on Friday. Points are earned tor these sports. luniors are given a State Award in the form of a block l for a total of l600 points, Seniors are given a State Award for collecting 2000 acti- vity and health points. Under the direction of Miss Wilda Logan, First Aid and Home Nursing courses and swimming classes were initi- ated this year. 23

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nian, executive editor, l-lomer Price, photography editor, Bob- ert Tornauist, literary editor, Cele Fshelman, Doris Helm, and Sylvia Fisher, associate editors, Boger Livesay, photographer, Richard Clendening and Bill Flood, artists, lane Coleman, Gloria Lehman, Mary Ann Danielek, Marilyn Myers, loan Biggins, Shir Lee lohnson, Bar- bara Schaaf, lohn Damisch, Charles Lindquist, Margaret Danielek, assistant editors, lo leanne Ciraulo, Betty Bickler, Carliss Carlson, typists, and Peg Kelley, Marilyn Giertz, Marge Beverly, May Schrader, Charlotte Churchill, Buth MC- P Chesney, Marilyn Porter, Bill Snellgrove, loyce Bamft, foe Ann Gray, and Pat Tastad. While this group worked inf dustriously on material for the book, the business staff was not idle since it sponsored a fine subscription drive. Their effort was rewarded by the large number of books purchased by the student body, and by the gratifying patronage of the citi- zens of Elgin. Members of the business staff were Bill Richard- son, business rnanager, layne Nerove, Harriett Baxter, Esther Brenner, Lucille Woodrich, Shir- ley Beck, Dick Banks, Frances Plath, and Fern Schoonhoven. Maroon Editors Maroon Business Staff