Jackson Liberty High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Amsden, OH)

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' I Blue and Gold Staff Q Lxrfwlfm Q N 41 3 A f 43 2 X 'J L ' ,xx . M' I L .,.,, ,,, In-M I .lack Weissinger Ann Kassing Garland Peeler Business Manager Editor Assistant Fditor Advisers: Mr. Shaw, Mr. Kettler. Seated: Kyle Bigham, Richard Sour, Mary Elaine Few, Joyce Long, Charles Russell, Jack Baldwin, Richard Miller. CIRCULATION MANAGER. . . ..... Mary Few PHOTOGRAPHER ...,..,.. ..... J ack Baldwin ART .........,,. .... R ichard Miller MUSIC .I.... ....... .... J o yce Long DRAMATICS .4........,..,.... Kyle Bigham SPoR'1's ....., . . .Dick Sour, Charles Russell The Senior Class decided to work on the annual early this year so there would be less rush and confusion. Ads were gathered early, and writers were appointed: nevertheless, there was a certain amount of confusion. The editor had a difficult job to make the pub- lishing of an annual a reality. Everyone worked at his assigned task with enthusiasm and diligence, as the class was anxious to pI1t out a yearbook. Co-operation was the key-note to success, and was neces- sary to produce an annual that will be a pleasure to read and keep.

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ACTIVITIES

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Newshound Staff r i A ji' i-:Q . ' ' -,, fir' ti -Y- V 1. :: 2: P ' , 1 w iggeff fs ,- ,' ,uv .'- ' . Q, + . ,tgp XP Mary Elaine Few Kyle Bigham Vondale Swaisgiood Business Manager Editor Catherine Ke at Assistant Editors Third row: Bernice Brickner, Ann Kassing, Wayne Baker, Lurelle Loomis, Lester Lindower. Second row: Patty Edinger, Louise Meyer, Coletta Scherger, Nathan Colwell, Zelma Kissling, Kathleen Coleman, Wanda Omwake, Iris Reiter, john Carter, Beverly Sour. Seated: Margaret Haughn, Richard Miller, Eva Jean Russell, Joyce Long, Garland Peeler, Kathryn Bachman. The publishing of a school paper is an important job, and the editor has to be on the alert and make his workers toe the mark, and he is very capable of making them do just that. There are many tasks to perform in order to make the Newshound possible-writing articles, drawing sketches and covers, typing dummy copies, typing stencils, mimeograph- ing, slip-sheeting, and finally putting the pages together. That is why such a large staff is needed. The Newshound Staff is not limited to Seniors only. It has workers from all the high school, including the seventh and eighth grades. The editor and his helpers are continually striving to make the Newshound a better, bigger, and more enjoyable paper to read.