Laurel High School - Laurels Yearbook (Laurel, MT)

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Annual Staff BACK ROW: Bob Bryan. Jim Cantrell. Lloyd Vadnais. John Lawson. Jay Kaiserman, Jim Porter. Gary Frecbury. Wayne Freeman SECOND ROW: Kay Williams. Jeanne Chalmers. Darlene Frank. Dorothy Gomer. Mary Harper, Ann Bishop. Marilyn Erickson. Wilma Kamp. Doroles Frank. Betty Kass. Frances Ronan. Kathleen Gary. FIRST ROW: Joyce Jordan LaRue Ostwald. Betty Reiter. Bob Schessler. Davie Groll. Keith Gomon. Grace Ness. Laurie Adams. Louanne Campbell. June Zagar. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Joyce Jordan COPY EDITOR: Laurie Adams ADVERTISING: LaRue Ostwalt, Manager; Sharon Foote, Kathleen Gary, Betty Kass, Laurie Adams, Marilyn Erickson, and Joyce Jordan. SUBSCRIPTIONS: Louanne Campbell, Manager PHOTOGRAPHY: Frances Ronan and Keith Gomon. BUSINESS MANAGER: Grace Ness ART: Bob Bryan WRITERS: Jim Cantrell, Dick Fritzler, Jay Kaiserman, Louanne Campbell, June Zagar, Laurie Adams, Davie Croll, Kay Williams, and Wilma Kamp MAKE-UP: Bob Schessler and Dick Fritzler, Managers; Jay Kaiserman, Ann Bishop, Lloyd Vadnais, Gary Freebury, Wayne Freeman, Kay Williams, Jeanne Chalmers, Darlene Frank, Dorothy Gomer, Mary Harper, Wilma Kamp, Dolores Frank, and Betty Reitei JUNIOR EDITOR: Davie Groll Annual staff at work. 19

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Office Qirls STANDING: June Zagar. Louanne Campbell. Dorothy Gomer. Ann Bishop. Jeanne Chalmers. Marian F:rank. SEATED: Mrs. Harmon. The girls helping with office duties during the day are: Ann Bishop, first period; Jeanne Chalmers, second period; Dorothy Gomer, third period; Marion Frank, fourth period; June Zagar, fifth period; and Louanne Campbell, sixth period. Duties of the girls include stenographic work, taking dictation, typing letters and forms, taking messages, collecting attendance, and answering the telephone. Marian Frank collects an absentee slip.

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Caurel Ceaves BACK ROW: Jerry Shay. Jack Hoppel. Dick Michael. Jerry Geise. Jim Kaiserman. Ed Leuthold. Carl Fox. Don DiUe. Clayton Hagen. Davie Groll. Wayne Freeman. Darryl Dille. SECOND ROW: Gerry Ungefug. Frances Ronan. Phyllis Behm. Delphinc Ott. Vicky Bradford. Barbara Williams. Judy McLarnon. Richard Armstrong. Dick Fritzler. Virginia Gomer, Mary Harper. Arlene Johnson. Doothy Gomer. Doloes Frank. Darlene Fank. Helen Hughes. FRONT ROW: Kathleen Gary. Dolores Stenerson. Sharen Foote. Laurie Adams. Marilyn Erickson. Jim Cantrell. Ann Bishop. Jeanne Chalmers. Betty Reiter, Betty Kass. Louanne Campbell. June Zagar. Donna Deis. SEATED: LaRue Ostwalt. Bob Bryan. Wilma Kamp. Kay Williams. Mrs. Larson. KNEELING: Eugene George. Johnny Cantrell. Keith Gomon. One dollar an issue since '32 is the standdby slogan of the Laurel Leaves in its twenty-fourth year of publication. Mrs. Lois Elda Larson, advisor of the Leaves has guided the paper to all-state, issued at Interscholastic by the University Journalism Department, first place in National Scholastic Press, sweep stakes in the state of Montana Quill Scroll, first place in editorials in the state as judged by Sigma Delta Chi, and gaining the coveted presidency of the State Editorial Association. Laurel Leaves was elected president of MIEA for 1953 and Kay Williams presided at the fall meeting at MSU. Editor-in-chief Wilma Kamp, and Kay Williams and Bob Bryan, associate editors, were instrumental, with the co-operation of thirty-two journalists and forty members of the volunteer staff, in making many notable improvements in the Leaves which were: five columns to replace the former four, a new head, added features, and increased artistry from the shutter bugs. Laurel was the only school in the state of Montana to place in every field of Journalism as judged by the National Journalism Fraternity, Sigma Delta Chi. Kathleen Gary wrote and published the best editorial in the state earning a personal trophy and one for the school. These awards have been given only two years; and last year, first was also merited by an LHS student, Joan Murphy. Sweepstakes were earned by John Herink, editorial; June Zager, news story; Jim Cantrell, sports story. Especially notable is the fact that the largest circulation in the history o? the Leaves was attained this year. Staff heads other than the editors were LaRue Ostwalt, business manager; Ann Bishop, ad manager; Kathleen Gary, correlation manager; Louanne Campbell, feature editor; Betty Kass, alumni; Sharen Foote, circulation; Jeanne Chalmers, exchange; June Zagar, news editor; Jim Cantrell, sports; Laurie Adams, copy reader; Betty Reiter, chief typist. The Silver Key which is annualy awarded to the outstanding journalist was earned by June Zagar.