Hermon DeKalb Central School - Demon Yearbook (De Kalb Junction, NY)

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YEARBOOK STAFF NORAH PARKS, ADVISOR Susan Marcellus Viola Rickter Donald Woods Doris Hawn Louise Reynolds Georgiana Best Frederick Best Erwin Gore Keith Manning Leonard Gray Dorothy Fleming Dorwin Gore Doris Hardy Doris Reynolds Editor-in-chief Associate Editor Art Editor Associate Art Editor Literary Editor Associate Literary Editor Sports Editor Associate Sports Editor Business Manager Associate Business Manager Production Production Production Production

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THE SCHOOL PAPER At the beginning of the year all students who were interested in a school paper and who had time to work on it voted to publish one. IThen the desire of the students was made known to the Board of Education, they furnished the ma- terial and a paper was given to a representative of each family in school. The staff was as follows: Editor-in-chief Associate Editor Sports Editor Art Editor Joke Editor News Editor Exchange Editor Business Managers Sta.ff Assistants Typist Dorothy Fleming Louise Reynolds Fred Best Shirley'Morrow Mavis Shippee Erwin Gore Betty Best Lloyd Fleming Dorwin Gore Helga. Clarke Doris Hawn Keith Manning Doris Reynolds Donald Woods Susan Marcellus . .We have had many schools with which we ex- changed. Thar exchange feature has been partic- ularly worthwhile since the papers ha.ve given us a cross section of the views and activities of schools both within and outside the state. As members of the staff, we hope that you have enjoyed reading the papers as much as we have enjoyed putting then out. The sta.ff, as a. whole, wishes to thank everyone for hi s coop- eration and hopes that HThe Bea.con will be pub- lished again next year.

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THE THIRD RICHOrlAN This year the Senior Class has tried to follow the precedent of other cl s es by publishing a 1919 Richonion. This is the third year in r hich the school has sponsored an annual publication. The staff has tried to eoual, if not surpass, the standards sot by those ho started the project originally. Yearbooks are sl a s a, na.ttcr of keenest in- terest to students, particularly to seniors, as they naturally enjoy having a tangible reninder of their high school days hich for then are nearly finished. The book has, therefore, not only present value, but as the years roll by, it ill have a deeper significance to its o ner. Although the contract for the book ma.s made again nith the Intercollegiate Press Company of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, there have been some changes in construction and some features ad ed. Staff members ha.ve taken the photographs mith varying size cameras and have cemented them on mats or large sheets of paper. The mats ere then forwarded, to the company mhere they ere renhotographed; the desired number of conies ere made and then returned to the school. The nictures ere cut from the large sheet and placed roperly in the book. The present prod- uct is knorm technically as Logrovure . Another attractive change has been the addi- tion of a page for individual senior pictures. The staff appreciates the helpful spirit ex- hibited by Gouverneur, De Kalb, and Richville business and professional people mho contrib- uted generously to the financial success of the undertaking by advertising. It also thanks contributors and any others mho helped in any ay to bring the book through a successful year.