Jones Metropolitan High School - Jonesite Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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IGNES REPORTER A Ionesite can always read about the important events and news in the jones Reporter, our school newspaper of which we are so proud. All of the 4B and 4A Iournalism classes play an important role in the assembling of the news, setting up of the dummy, proof-reading and distri- bution of the paper. The members of the staff elect the page editors and also the editor-in-chief. The editor for the fall term was Donna Fisher, while lane Maitland and Mary Lou Luebbing took over as co-editors for the spring semester. The members who write the monthly columns get this duty on a voluntary basis. By being on the Reporter staff a Ionesite learns, through experience, the basic elements of lournalism and newspaper work. They are given a sense of true-to-life responsibility in the editing of a real newspaper. The staff members are rewarded for their efforts by the satisfaction of knowing that the whole student body en1oys reading the Jones Reporter, EDITORIAL STAFF, Row 1: lean Sarlin, Diane Nelson. Row 2: Marcella Szum. Ioan Bryson, Irene Hitzelburger, Irene Zavoda, Helen Stefan- os, Angeline. Totaro, Doro- thy Guliasi. Catherine Fahey. Row 3: Donna Fish- er, Natalie Rosenthal. ,1 EDITOR Ilst Semesterl: Donna Fisher. CO-EDITOR 12nd Semesterl: Iane Maitland. BUSINESS STAFF, S e a t e d: Gloria Benesh. Ioan Grat, lane Maitland. Standing: Beatrice Hipkins, Barbara Paradee, Iulicx Lekovich. lean Henricks, loan Weinert. Roberta Leady. Helen Berez- nak, Don Bentsen.

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TOURS CLUB RIDING CLUB G. A. A. REPRESENTATIVES ln the top picture we see Ruth Strauss, Zora Govedarica, Dorothy Anderson, Claire Harrington, Ioyce Bridgell, Marion Castronovo, and Concetta Curatolo as they might appear when on their way to Visit some point ot inter- est in our city. Club Tours are sponsored by Mr. Pall ot the Iones faculty. The Tours Club visits museums ot art and science, the Histor- ical Society, and any other place ot interest which is also educational. ln the middle picture Barbara Paradee and Gloria Benesh represent the Riding Club, spon- sored by Miss Gorman. The Riding Club members usually ride in the afternoon after their classes. These sessions always take place at Christensen's Stables. Through arrangements made by Miss Gorman and the members, it is possible tor the riders to take lessons from expert riders and teachers at the stables. The Girls' Athletic Association is also sponsored by Miss Gorman. Each division room elects a representative to the GAA. The lower picture shows representatives Charlene Dahlberg, Helen Tosti, Catherine Fahey, and Concetta Curatolo. The G.A.A. welcomes all 3B's to lanes on their tirst day when the 4B's sponsor a Big- and-Little Sister party. The Girls' Athletic Association also spon- sors the Volleyball Tournament which starts in December. Each division is represented by a team. All games are played in the morning before classes. The champions are determined by a Round Robin system. We have a great deal ot all-year-'round fun in these organi- zations.