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THE STAFF of the Kometeer, led by senior Editors, Janice Boyum and Paul Thronson and junior Editors, Steve Brown and Sharon Lostegaard not only issued a school paper every two weeks, but also prepared a homecoming float, sponsored sock hops, were in charge of concessions, and sent representatives to the Minne- sota High School Convention this year. THE KOMETEER, which was advised by Mrs. Betty Zesiger, was faithfully published every two weeks and included information on all school activities. Coopera- tion and active work was required not only from the editors, but from the thirty-nine members of their staff. Many a night after school the editors, as well as several reporters, could be seen strenuously striving to com- plete their publication. THE KOMETEER was distributed to the students of — Publications K-M, and also to its many advertising patrons and to Top row: M. Laudon. J. Harris, R. WenZ, L Himle. L. Lampland. e Schools with whom they exchanged papers L. Tcrpstra, B. Dibble. M. Lenz; Row four: J. Kujath, J. Harmon, throughout the months. P. Burdick, L. Fineid, J. Argetsingcr, D. Burgess, S. Buehler, k. Tucker,1 'c. t was the second year K-M had been a member d skarie: Row two: n. Johnson, j. Thompson, c. Tucker, R. of the National Quill and Scroll organization. Alberts, S. Baker, A. Miller, D. Spilman. C. Kracht, R. Southworth, J. Carlon; Front row: M. Otto. M. O'Brien, T. Milier, L. Peterson, M. Nelson, K. Kellar, S. Harmon. K. Murphy. Not pictured: Pam Robertson and Ronnie Olson.
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