Highland High School - Tycoma Yearbook (Cowiche, WA)

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SENIOR JOUR ALI M DOROTHY CASEY Editor BOB JONES Editor Seated, left to right: Charlene Burnam, Anne Couzins Billie Campbell, Shirley Brooks, Shirley Nelson Rosalyn Reed, Emagene jones, Wilma Shore, Doro- thy Casey, Betty johnson. Standing: Mr. Thomas, Adviser, jim Losey, jerry Gillespie, Dale Leach, Lee Brauer, Carl Wagner, Dick Cossel, Dick Hamlin, Shirley Wood, Bob jones, George Straub, Harold Austin, joy Miller, Bonnie Jennings, Janice Dehne, Dorothy Mercer, Phyllis Wfhite. Teamwork was stressed by the Seniors in editing the Highland Hi-Lites. A larger than average journalism class was divided in half, making two separate paper staffs, each staff publishing an issue bi-monthly. A familiar sight on Friday afternoons was tht of some staff member rushing to meet a deadline, cutting headlines, doing art work, or running the mimeograph. These are just a few examples of what makes working on the Hi-Lites an interesting job. Qu' 1 S P O I ,,j5 KI! r v

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Standing Bob Jones jack Forney, john Gerth, Clint Galloway, jerry Vanderhowen, Richard Weiss Mr Cozza, Advisor. Seated Anne Couzins Bonnie Jennings, Mary Vance, Helen Young, Donna Clark, Glen- HONOR SOCIETY Honor Society is a national organi- zation whose members are chosen on the basis of four qualifications: leadership, scholarship, character, and service. This year there are fifteen mem- bers, ten of which were chosen in the spring of 19553 the remaining five entering the following fall. NATIONAL HONOR SOQETY S ? 5 i Z of s if

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SHIRLEY CONNELLY Editor Seated, left to right: Robin Bedard, Bar- bara Beffa, Marlene Bline, Shirley Wil- son, Renee Bedard, Darlene Melton, Ma- rion Conkle, Daisy Post, Beverly Wil- lard, La Verne Barnes, George Ann Gray, jean Snipes, Alan Strand. Standing, left to right: Ed Chalupa, Marlana Kroger, Jerry Noy, Wayne Blair, Mr. Thomas, Velda Wilson, Pat Paradis, Phyllis Lust, Rolliernae Bur- nam. If I my ' tl af. En: This year the junior journalism class, under the supervision of Mr. Ralph Thomas, succeeded in putting out nine issues of Highland Hi-Lites. Demonstrations were given and many varieties of color were used in both paper and ink. The class, con- sisting of 24 students, found that putting out a paper is as enjoyable as it is educa- tional. The staff was divided up into co-editors of each separate page, each choosing his own page. Shirley Connelly acted as editor and Marlene Bline as Assistant Editor. Along with the regular duties of the class, there were several occasions when special one page issues and programs for games were turned out. This year there was an advertising page added to the paper. With the funds procured from this, many new pieces of equipment were bought which enabled the class to do a bigger and better job. JU 1oR JOURNALISM