worLec! fo calafure 1960 in larinf. ERIO 'ITE P1 1 SEATED: Brown, L. Hart. B. Slott. C. Berkley. STANDING: L. Lipschlltz. K. Lakoff. Nl. Ahrams. Vfeinstein, D. Ross. Merionife Marked by Revisions The Merionite, Lower Merion's hifweekly newspaper sponsored hy Mrs. Fowler and Mr. Henne, underwent a complete transformation. To its usual fourfpage format-two for news, one for sports. and one for feature writing-The Merionite added the Letters to the Editor and the Editors' Pick columns. The two Whcu's Whrm. feature articles honoring prominent L.M. xniors. were creatively supple' mented hy prints of a photographed face and an imaginative cartooned hody. A new hannerhead with nehhish sidekicks was introduced. In response to suggestions hy the students. The Merionite instituted a novel namefcounting policy and made a conscientious effort to include as many different stu' dents' names as possihle. The Nferionitefs provocative edi' torial policy aroused much interest with its timely and firm treatment of many highly controversial topics. An energetic and talented staff made The Merionite the true voice of an equally active and forwardflooking student hody. THE STAFF works hard to finish news. sports. and feature storie STAFF Linda Hart, Ecl1torfmfChiefg Mandy Barnes, Sheila Brown, News Editorsg Kenny Lakoff, Larry Lipschutz, Jeff Vv'einsten. Feature Editorsj Mike Abrams. Dave Ross, Sports Editorsg Alice Bancroft. Nikki Shaff, Art Editorsg Marilyn Brodsky, Exchange Editorg Bonnie Slott. Photography Editorg Catherine Berkley. Statixtzciang Leon Otis, Photographer Martha Spendlove, Business Managerg Mrs. Fowler. Miss Goldman. Miss Haas, Editorial Adrzsersg Mr. Bahmerf mann, Art Adviser, Mr. Henne. Business Adviser. REPORTERS: Rohert Earl. Jay Goldstein, Jo Ann Goldstein. Wil' fred Graham, Anne Kozart. Holly Lasko, John Minsker, Jill Ruhinson. Richard Saler. Linda Sassaman, Joan Satinslty, Jo'Jo Seitehik. Carol Snyder. Charlene Vv'einstein, Amy Vviiener. Carole Vsieiss. BUSINESS STAFF: Mary Jo Barr. Sue Becker. Nina Bernett, Judy Blumherg, Beverly Boyer. Kathy Cestare, Judy Chairnoff. Lynnet Chu. Carol Dannenhauer. Romayne DeHoff. Jean Finkelstein, Carol First. Lynne Galfund. Joane Gomharick. Phyllis Goodritz. Judy Hareadon. Sally Holcomhe. Charles Johnston. Karen Maginniss. Sandi Margolis. Lou Marks. Lynn Mooney. Ruth Ann Rice. Anita Ricento. Joan Rohhins. Barhara Segal. Beverly Sharp. Carol Smedley. Martha Spendlove. Vicki Statler. Dick Vw'addington. Linda Vw'oolley. Charlene Vx'einstein. Brina Zamsky. FINISHED PRODUCT is counted for distrihution to suhscrihers hy Sally Hol omh Phyllis Goodritz. advisor Mr. Henne. and Ruth Ann Rice. members of the hu ne a EDITORS Ken Lakoff. Jeff Vfeinsten. Larry Lipschut: and Linda Hart discover that their work is never finished.
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acugg ana! rifuclenb c ofie mem em o onor Sociefy. HO OR OCIETY 'viva Filler. Spmiwifg M. Simihan. Prexiilrntg B, Trainiir, Twuaiircrg r:. 1 'elferx SeC'rc'ur5'. 5 if fit riff it nd mf-QA! XTEMBERS uf the Himiir Society hi-ld a meeting tw dircuff a presfing prohleiii. School Leaders Join Honor Socieiy The Hiinfir Society. Qpiinwred hy M144 Clare Filler. is cwmprised of cmutQtandinQ juniiiri and leniurs who have distinguished themselves lil especially valuahle cwntrihutors tw the high Qchiiiil Qiiciety. Tii heciirne a memlaer of the Hfiniir Sineiety. the Qtudent muxt exhihit Quperiur qualities rif character. leadership. Qrvice, and schfilarship. Memhcrs were elected hy their cla+smateQ and the faculty. Five per cent uf the class may he inducted in their 'iuniiir year. and an additional ten percent in their xninr year. The Hrinor Society wld candy at the haskethall gamw for the henefit of x'ariiwu4 charitis and fur the payment iif the ciwst of the Spring induction. The ,iuniiur niemherQ ut' the 91 wciety ushf :red at the liaecal.eure.ite .ind ciinimencernent ecremiiniei. OFFICERS AND MEMBERS Mir- Filler. Spmiwv, Michele Simfhan. Prexitleiit, Carol flciierf. Secretary Bruce Trainimr. Treavzwet. Ann Arzio. 'lim Balder. Rohin Ctinlnw. .lnyec Davenf port. .ludy Duryca. Barhara Gould. 'ludy Hargadon. Martha Harper. Nancy Krieger. Sandy Lawrence. Phyllii fvlariani. Phyllix Priictiir. David Raezer. lwjtm Seitchili. Dicli Slania. Bonnie Slwtt. Chip Smith. Peggy Taylor, Ellen Vfalfh,
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