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Patiently waiting for organization editors, Janice Swen- son and Mary Ann Russell to make up their minds, photographer, George Fors, starts unpacking his camera. Working like a beaver for hours on end, Mr. Fors is responsible for nearly all the pictures seen in this annual. ik, 'ui . l V I 1 i X , Y ,X . li Va, , x E , , ff is I-'ff And the total comes to- . . . Wearing a smile of satisfaction Chieftain adviser Miss Mary Ann Phillipp, receives the final word on the financial situation from Charles Reichert and Linda Mrnak, co-business managers. Under their supervision, the town business establishments were canvassed for con- tributions and the schools halls scoured for sub- scriptions. Chieftain . . . publications of the year Behind closed doors much of their work is done . . . secret decisions and plans are made, Slowly and carefully they advance laying the plans for their great project. And then finally one day it is no longer a secret to a few, but o thrilling realization to many, as the events of this year may be relived by all through the pages of this book. In the picture on the right is feature editor Dorene Fix having a difficult time choosing from among the many pictures for the informal pages, Also seated at the table is class editor and artist Carolyn Huff. Maureen Steigrnar-, Senior class editor, checks for a go ahead signal from Edna Worthington, Frequently the editors met to work at the Worthington home. Seen near the back of the room searching for copy amidst the general mess is co-editor Edna Worthington. Her impatient accomplice, Pat Williams . . . follow the feet, you'll Gnd him . . . is anxious to begin typing, while Dorene Fix is frantically phoning for lost minute pictures. , Q- 1?- fl Q? In his capacity as co-sports editor, Paul Boehm still finds use for his goofy giggle as Pat Williams hands him an ad- ditional Chieftain assignment. Co-sports editor Elmer Duftey rushes on the scene to offer assistance, 'K
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il. f 'L ,P V v Lx iz' The Courier would be lost without its capable editorial and business staff . . . for the Q 1 K7 first semester they were: Carolyn Huff, art editor, Paul Boehm, sports editor, Mary Ann Russell, circulation manager, and Janice Swenson, advertising manager. Columns add a certain spice to a paper . . . these columnists brought you Oil About Sports , Pat Williams, Lin's Lines, Linda Mrnakg Tepee Talk , Maureen Steigman, Dreamer's Designs , Joyce Boehm: Sweepin' the Corridors , Janet Gludt. Courier . . . publication throughout the year Two pairs of co-editors, upon whom fell the job of managing the Courier with all its worry and scurry, get together on their editorial strategy. ROW ONE: Darlyne Schaff and Sue McCone, second semester editors. ROW TWO: Dorene Fix and Edna Worthington, first semester editors. Miss Elizabeth Rost is Courier adviser. J year. It previously had been a member of scholastic Press Association. Relating school news to enthusiastic students, the Courier staff performs an invaluable service to the school, and with pictures and features, adds in- terest and spark to school life. The Courier received a rating from Columbia Scholastic Press Associa- tion which it ioined this only the Northern Inter- By steady growth and progress, the Courier has truly become a symbol at Mandan High. Reporters with a nose for news ROW ONE- M Schwehr K Os' rl 1.l ' L...-3 Second semester business and editorial staff have busy jobs . . . Standing are James Tostevin, Pauline Buclrlin, and Jean Pfenning, business managers, and Sharon Stastney, art editor. Kneeling are Dorian Cordes and Marvin Knoll, sports editors. borne ROW E Helbllng S Sardeson J Wetsch J Joersz P Zachmeler TWO K Homer E Slavnk S Walter P Klug G Schwartz ROW ROW THREE B Rask E Graner S Olson J Belohlovek A Koenig F R C Schmidt J Childs J Zent A Wetzsteln K Karls J Rogler- ROW FIVE: M. Brunelle, P. Schott J. Uden, S. Dilger, A. M - Conn, D. Danroth, B. Belohlavelc, D. Larsen. 1, 1 . I X4 fn 11, Drumbeats by Sharon Lanz, Klassroam Korn, Joan Worthington, ln the Gym, Lois Grimm, From the Press- box, Rodney Gieser, and Through the Looking Glass by Jodeen Paris and Virginia Reisenauer were the columns seen in the second semester editions.
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