John A Johnson High School - Maroon Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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Right: Glancing over the progress made on the Senior section are Editor-in-chief, Judy Guetz and assistants Sandy Schnieder and Nancy L. Johnson. lasses editor, Judy Freed and Donna Anderson paste lacks and type copy for a candid page. Karen Steele an ty a et Marthaler check paid student re- ceipts followi the Publication subscription drive. if kb' w C . A 6' XL , r . Us AJ -U 7 H KP if V 'Le 'K , fl! ' , X J f I X ij 0 if ff? Chilxck F rickseng Club editor, ' ix X YV! Q! V N Jogln Pete on and John Morrison X X UL, dhaclggggune copyb of the Library ' fy Win ftrum c u s. 9 N 7 X- K nf ,f JV L if , 73 X 1 C! Ml of ff Q J Y V E or-in-chief Judy Guetz shows Tom Brindley, Joan Pleterson, Kathy Tacik, Brad Enerson and Classes editor, Judy Freed some possible layout ideas while the book was still in the planning stages. 'S

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.4440 LZ! if f -If -. if GOVER OR STAFF Tom jensen and Brad Enerson, two fellows chiefly re- sponsible for the Sports section, crop some basketball photos for a page layout. AR. V p pgtt all lei 'if The 1960 Governor was the chief project of twenty loyal staff members. This group was as- sisted by dozens of students who contributed their services from time to time. The Editor-in-Chief was Judy Guetz. This one-hundred and sixty-five page, colored- covered book was a September to june task. Scores of pictures, snapped by photographers, Ken Ait- ken and Tom McAuley were scrutinized by staff members, cropped, mounted, laid out, and de- livered to the printers. Numerous pages of copy were written and sent to the publisher accom- panied by the individually designed pages. Selling advertisements was a major undertaking as well as organizing the massive index and design- ing the opening pages. Our customers numbered close to one-thousand four-hundred subscribers. joan Peterson controlled this eight-thousand dollar subscription, financial monster. Publication Agents from each home- room were another important cog in this ma- chinery. The effort was mighty, The product of our labors is now yours. Chief photographer Ken Aitken and assistant Tom Mc- Auley scan a few of the eight-hundred photographs they shot, processed and printed for the 1960 Governor. Sandy Mazion, Karen Horton, Pat Chun, Activities editor. Kathy Tacik, Margaret McKane, Virginia Brenna and Marianne Kappas examine photos for their section. E . 5, -, tc, in if ll l

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0 RI STAF Room 203, fifth period, was the den for journalistic- , minded scribes. The continuous hum of clacking type- writers and discussing voices sounded forth as the 6 twenty-eight staff members met deadlines for twelve l publications. Making page layouts, gathering news, writing stories and headlines, and counting copy were routine procedures for the preparation of each issue. The Old-Time issue, the April Fool's publication and the Senior issue were characteristic of the staff's efforts to appeal to the reading interests of its 1500 subscribers. Chief photographer Ken Aitken and assistant Dave Ax- ness discuss picture scheduling problems in the dark room. 1: Z2 Zi.. 1 ill, Q? ,s+ ,lg sa., ,Mn Row 1: Judy Guetz, DeVanney Kellogg, Dick Ackerson, Judy Nelson, Tom Brindley, Sandy Mazion, Judy Freed, Louise Schaaf, Arline Thompson, Jerry Melin, Alice Ariola. Row 2: Ron Skorka, Judy Roeben, Joan Peterson, Ken Aitkin, Joyce Roeben, Brad Enerson, Sharon Ostermann, Clairann Jobst, Dave Axness, Carole Hannah, Kathy Tacik, George Nieman, Donna Olsenius, Scott Wright, Gloria Bangert, Kathie Storhang, Jane Nelson. 16 l