Lena Winslow High School - Win Nel Yearbook (Lena, IL)

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if 45 'wr Robert Gallagher, Miss Donker, Dennis Sherman, Joanne Boeke, Vernon Karnatz, Elaine Brott, Nancy York, Dolores Stadel, Norman Hintz, Patricia Bohm. Hi-Notes Every week during the school year, the HI-NOTES is published in the LENA STAR. The staff is made up of students guided by their 'very able adviser, Miss Jeanne Donker. The paper, now in its 7th year of publication, endeavors to bring the latest school news and interesting features to the public. The paper has been enlarged and is continually working toward further improvement. It has become an important part of school life. Edltor ........... ............ Assistant Editor Feature Editor . . . Society Editor . .. Sports Editor . . FFA Reporter .... FHA Reporter .... .. Vernon Karnatz . . . . . Elaine Brott Patricia Bohm . . . . . . Nancy York .. Dennis Sherman .. Norman Hintz Joanne Boeke Typists ........ . . Robert Gallagher Adviser . . . 29 Dolores Stadel Miss Jeanne Donker

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Row 1-Betty Stees, Marjorie, Kohl, Lois Foy. Row 2-Vivian Carter, Nancy York, Patricia Bohm, Miss Kundert, Robert Gallagher, Allen Mayer, Leroy Shadle, Yvonne Spinhirne, David Finkenbinder. Row 3-Vernon Karnatz, Dolores Stadel, Gerald Jacoby, Richard Wilkening. Annalis In September, the editor, assistant editor, and business manager-Vernon Kar- natz, Patricia Bohm, and Jerry Jacoby-were chosen to head the ANNALIS staff. First, the seniors started a campaign to sell advertising. This was done under the direction of Jerry. Jerry had charge of the distribution in May also. Next, work was started on the yearbook itself with Miss Kundert supervising. Committees were selected to select a theme and to write the class prophecy. Pat, with the help of Yvonne Spinhirne and Lois Foy, worked on the layout while Vernon, aided by Robert Rodda, wrote the copy. In January, the pictures were taken and the yearbook was completed in March. After this it was printed and bound. The printed copies were received in May and distributed, thus completing the seniors' biggest project of the year-the 1953 ANNALIS. They all hope you will enjoy looking at it and reading it. 28

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Joann Simmons, Clyde Price, Rita Peters, Marilyn Prasse, Edward Ockerman, Robert Gallagher, Wendel Kurth, Mr. Gassman, Adrienne Schneider, Dennis Sherman. Student Advisory Committee In the beginning of the year as the classes chose their oilicers, the presidents and representativs of these groups automatically became members of an organ- ization known as the Student Adviso-ry Committee. This group in turn chose its officers who were: Robert Gallagher, president, and Marilyn Prasse, secretary. Mr. Gassman was the adviser. The Committee's purpose is to provide an opportunity for students to parti- cipate in the development of school rules affecting them and to provide for co- ordination between the various classes and faculty. The Committee has helped to set up noon-hour recreation, to keep the school clean, and to improve the morale and sportsmanship among the students. The group is affiliated with state and national committees. 30