John Piersol McCaskey High School - Echo Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

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Front Row Crtherine XV1l1l Barb tri lxiutz Dorothy lDll1LLlxLI' Bex erlv VVhitc, Patricia Loomis, Leslie Zwirn. Ryin Lindi Ixotroth Dorothx Buehlu Sllldfl Rvrr Third Row Iuute Lepticli, Marcia Decker, Charlene Second Row Crorge Bruhilvu Priscilli Loomis lop cc LlHCllS Mushi Ccier, Eloise Aurand, Judith Clark. Yearbook Blends Activities David Foster, ECHO photographer, snaps Laszlo Birinyi writing sports copy and Dolores Fitting reviewing hcr senior write-ups. These three ac- tivities exemplify diiferent types of work involvcd in recording the hap- penings of a year at ML-Caskcy. Front Row: Iulia Theohald, Barbara Benner, Suzanne Dachs, Judith Hoover, Ceraldine Hollinger, Peggy Foote, Jean Smolko, Sandra Frey. Second Row: Sue Lewis, Davene Forrest, Bar- bara Evans, Frances Keller, Sarah VVintcr, Patricia Gardner, Linda Hos- tolsky. Third Row: Nicholas Poneros, James Brendle, Margaret Braucr, john Krill, Susan Hcitman, Susan Kraft.

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News Staff-Front Row: Toletha Todd, Cocona Patinos, Donnelly, Betsy Lorenz, Kathleen Rutter, David Elie Susan Roe, Carol Thomas, Susan Robinson, SUSJII Heit- mann. Eugene Stein, Nancy Browne. man, Marjorie Donley. Second Row: Elaine Cunifl. Kate Students Goin Experience ln Field Of Journalism Right: Circulation and Advertising Staff-Front Row: Barbara Busansky, Marcia Decker, Janice Lcptich, Charlene Landis. Second Row: Joyce Hauer, Robert Landis, Nancy Gibhle. Below, Left: Sports Staff-Front Row: Roberta VVilllklIHS, Carol Nissly, Eric Lane, Kenneth Shialnk. Second Row: John Kaufhold, Wfilliam Di ey. Below, Right: Ronald qHinkle and James Sharf, members in charge ot Voice of VIDETTE,n tape a conversation with Julia Shenk, columnist. i 2 'l

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Front Row: Susan 3IcCurdy, circula- tion manager, Melanie Parmer, adver- tising manager, Diane Albright, head typist. Second Row: Ioan Byers, fea- tures editor, Louise Jennings, activi- ties editorg Tolctha Todd and Ann Neidermyer, co-editors. Third Row: Bonnie Butson, Judith Bare, Ronald Hinkle, and Pamela Straub, senior edi- tors, VVilliam Difley, sports editor. ECHO Stott Writes Brief Novel On School Lite After long, heated meetings in May of 1959, the senior staff members chose the theme, A School Novelf' A new experience for the ECHO was the selection of co-editors in the key position. Another new feature which augmented the bookis appeal was a colored picture of the school. In the fall, after the subscriptions were totaled, a new high of 1190 books was recorded, exceed- ing last year's by 50. Now came the time for inspired picture sug- gestions, measuring, pasting, writing, editing, Left: Toletha Todd and Ann Neidermyer, co-editors, ask Miss Violet B. Wfeber, adviser, to autograph a finished product. Right: Drawn by Toletha Todd and painted by proofreading, ad infinitum. Padded covers were discarded, and a modern hard cover was de- signed. Louise jennings' sketches of bookworms to be used on the divider pages decorated the room of the adviser, Miss Violet B. VVeber. As time seemed to fly by, all the 146 pages were finally proofread. Staff members, weary from last-minute-rush preparations, soon found i'Our Hearts Were Young And Gayi' again - the 1960 yearbook was added to the chronicles placed in the McCaskey archives. Barbara Evans Llefti, ECHO campaign posters are ad- mircd by Nicholas Poneros and Linda Rostolsky, the two 'chest sellers on the staff.