Graham Eckes Palm Beach Academy - Ne Oublie Yearbook (Palm Beach, FL)

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IQURNALISM Katgiwlswqmce The national developments-political and economic-of the last year stimulated wide interest in journalism. Students found much for discussion in the Watergate and recession issues. Perhaps more important, how- ever, was the focus given by newspapers themselves on the ethics of reporting events. Other than newspaper theory, journalism students tried their hand at producing a school paper, the Coup- de-grace. While the staff did not attempt to compete in reporting national events, it did have fun with school events and a few put-ons. B. Boutell, T. Zimmer, D. Barr 75

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YE RBOOK fi 'ii ii Front row: S. Freshman, T. Dyer, Ms. Shady, D. Minker, M. Fleming. Back row: M, Fleming, P. Simpson, S. McManus, 1. Prestwich The Ne Oublie staff worked long and hard putting together the vol- ume you have here. At times, it seemed an impossible task. But we made it! We want to extend our thanks to all those who helped us, especially Beverly Hootstein. Mrs. Hootstein was our official photographer and spent many hours snapping pictures. Without her, we wouldn't have a yearbook. All on the staff hope you enjoy Ne Oublie 1975. 74

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STUDE T CGUNCIL Standing: B. Boutell, 1. Prestwich, E. Mehler, Mr. Thompson, S. McManus, P. Muller, M. Uthe Kneeling: I. Nemec, M. Hoffman The '74-'75 Student Council, ably led by Siobhan McManus as president and Marcy Hoffman as Vice-president, began the year by revising the governing body's by-laws. Along with this major task, the council organized all-school func- tions such as the fall barbecue and teacher-slave day. All the members of the PBASC hope that their work this year will enable future groups to have a stronger voice in the affairs of the school. 76