Martinsburg High School - Triangle Yearbook (Martinsburg, WV)

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Th Voice Q ih tudent They write the blurb In the well known board room, which usually looks more like Grand Central Ter- minal than a newspaper office, the twenty- three odd members of the Press club somehow find room for carrying on the work of editing a weekly paper, the Orange and Black Record, and publishing the Triangle. At the be- ginning of the fiscal year, sometime last March, the following editorial staff took over the publishing of the paper: Co-editors, Cleveland Frye and Betty Ritter: copy edi- tor, Harriet Leach: sports editor. Carlton Danner: sports writers. Robert MacDonald and Robert Troupe: feature editor, Mary Jane Burkhart: exchange editor, Eleanor Lloyd: photographer, Bill Stilwell: mailing clerk, Florence Flagg: and reporters, Mary Alther, Arlene Kidwell, Eleanor Legg, Fran- ces Lamp, Anne Chapman, Elise Swope, and Wanda Tharp. The adviser is Miss Ruth Darby. When the apple blossoms appeared last May, the three members then appointed to the Triangle staff were on hand to begin work on this book. They were Elise Swope, editor-in-chief: Doris Robinson. business manager: and Bill Stilwell. photographer. The real work on the book began in Oc- tober when these editors were appointed to the yearbook staff: Mary Alther, class edi- tor: Anne Chapman, organizations editor: Mary Jane Burkhart and Wanda Tharp. fea- ture editors: Beall Rodgers, Joyce Fang- meyer, and Charles Gantt, art editors. EDITORIAL STAFF Tov LEFT: Bill Stilwell, photographer. CENTER Tori: Miss Darby. adviser, Cleveland Frye and Betlg Ritter, co-editors, Orange and Black Record. RIGHT: Miss Darby, adviser, Elise Swope, editor-in-chief of Triangle. Doris Robinson. business manager of Trian- gle. CENTER BOTTOM LEFT: Af! Sltllf, Chllflvs Gantt, Joyre Fangmeger, and Beall Rodgers. RIGHT: Carlton Danner, sporls edilor, SFATED: Harriet Leach, Eleanor Lloyd, Elise Swope, Betty Rilter, Roh- ert McDonald, Anne Chapman, Wanda Tharpe. STANDIING: Eleanor Legg. Frances Lamp, Cleveland Frye, Carlfon Danner, Robert Troupe, and Arleen Kidwell

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They malce it pay . . . The statement that advertising is the life blood of a publication indicates the import- ance of the business staff which makes the Orange and Black and the Triangle pay. The following members of the business XV staff took over the financial responsibility of the paper in March, 1940: Nitza Julias. business manager: Sophie Anastos, advertis- ing salesman: Dorothy Loizos. advertising salesman: Mary Loizos, advertising salesman: Doris Robinson. advertising salesman: and Harry Meyers, circulation manager. Wheii the work began on the Triangle in T October, Doris Robinson, business manager: Florence Flagg. sales manager: and Sophie A Anastos. advertising salesman, were trans- 6330 ferred to the Triangle business staff. Later in the year. Nitza Julias become advertising manager of the Triangle. SIfATlfD: Florence Flagg. Nitza Julius, Harry Myers, Sophie Anaslos. STANDING: Dorothy Loizos, Mary l.or'zos. INDIVIDLTAI. PICTURES: Nitza Julius, bust'- nmnugvr. Orange and Black Record: Doris Robinson, business lnanager. The Triangle. ORANGE and BLACK RECORD THE TRIANGLE ..g7-- n