Grossmont High School - El Recuerdo Yearbook (El Cajon, CA)

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.. wi HFOOTHILL ECHOESH STAFF First Row: George Mukai, Peggy Lou Peters, Elva Beck- with, Bob Moore, Elsie Gough, Stanley Clark, Mary Hayes, Frances Coughlin, Edward Mc- Cleave. Second Row: Frances Meinke, Winifred Smith, M a r g a r e t Tretheway, Wilfred S m i r h, Betty Beale, Harriet Cross, Harrierre Walz, Alice Hall, Florence Eastman, Bob Crown- ingshield, Mickey Maxwell, Harold Erwin, Winona Rich- ards, lone Tooker. Third Raw: Betty Robeson, Peggy Lou Blodgett, jack An- drews, Hattie Fansher, Mary Alice Crippen, Arthene Wil- liams, Marion Rogers, Nettie Clark. STAFF IN ACTION Lefl to rigbz: Mary Hayes, Ed McCleave, Stanley Clark, Frances Coughlin, George Mu- kai, Elsie Gough, Bob Moore, Miss Dorothy Cooke, Har- riette Walz. rjpootfziff choes H ln the able charge of Miss Dorothy S. Cooke, adviser, Bob Moore, editor-in-chief, Stanley Clark, production manager, and Elsie Gough, managing editor, Foothill Echoesn during the year 1936-37 underwent many changes in pattern, but kept to the upgrade in journalistic endeavor and the aim of boosting Grossmont and presenting news accurately and completely. Changes included adaptation of three-column make-up, re-arrangement of pages to feature sports news more prominently, and the en- livening of headings and departments by the use of Twenty a Gothic-letter typewriter. Colored inks and paper were used in special editions. Editorial features were book reviews by Peggy Blodgett, Letters of a Freshman by Peggy Lou Peters, an Orchids corner where groups were commended for useful services to the school: while catchy cartoons were used throughout the publication. A box was set up in the ofhce to receive material from the students at large. For the first time, all staff members were sub- jected to a journalism test, and at the end of the year, awards were given for excellence in reporting,