Mason City High School - Masonian Yearbook (Mason City, IA)

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l Neil Puhl This isNeil Puhl Cub Gazette adviser Readin' and 'rifin' are sfudied in my fwo journalism classes. The sfudenfs spend fheir fime in learning proper journalisric wrifing, copy reading, head wrifing and how fo read a newspaper. The fwo classes selecfed Cub sfaffs which published fhe newspaper weekly. Besides basic journalism skills, liferafure and grammar are also sfudied. Fifllx period Cub slafi is looking over +l1eir work for 'il1e day. L. lo r.: edilor, Donna Ouversong news edilor, Mike Loffusg copy readers, Carleen Holvik and Donna Nelson. Keeping her eye ou+ for mis+akes is Dilo Woonas looking over Deanna Richer's shoulder. Firsl period slaff includes: head wriler, Kafhryn Jensen: copy readers, Judy Schullz, Edward Cagley and Terry Finleyg news edifor, Judy Beamish. Sfanding is ediior Kalhy Doyle. 14

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Meel Gladys pI'iCe direcfor of F. B. L. A. Sludying rules of business are fhese officers: siHing l. lo r.: Gale Schmilz, hislorianq Marianne Coolr, vice-presidenh Belle Hosleller, 'lreasurerq sfanding: Joyce Tieliens, sec- relaryg Sandra Lillell, president Jusl posin' are: lop row, l. lo r.: Virginia Larson, Doris Kaler, Helen Tennanf, Carroll Teigeler, Darlene Kowny, Renelda Paschlrag middle row, l. lo r.: Delila Bennel+, Janis Franiz, Alberia Krulsinger, Dixie Allslol, Sharon Zerble, Sandra Tucker, Gale Schmilzg boffom row, l. lo r.: Carlene Moore, Jeanne Mabie, Joyce Tieliens, Marlene Riha, June Allen, Frances Schrill. Gladys E. Price F for lufure: B for business: L for leaders: and A for America. Added up if sfands for Fufure Business Leaders of America - fl1af's whaf fhese club members are. And fhaf is fheir goal. Many acfivifies were parficipafed in fo affain fhis goal. Speakers were heard af fhe monfhly meefings fo give fhefr fimely fips. Buf fhe main profecf, and fhe mosf enjoyed, was flve annual irip fo Cedar Falls for fhe F.B.L.A. convenlion. Tlrirfy members offend- ed flwis conference from lhe Mason Cify branch. Top row, l. +o r.: Cherie Gregory, Jacqueline McCaughey, Marilyn Rezab, Shirley Peffey, Clarine Aslceland, Glenice Fleming, Clara Hain: Middle row, l. +o r.: Donna Meclland, Kalhryn Lonergan, Marian McGowan, Shirley McNary, Marilyn Hansen, Kay Kenfner, Mary Alice Weaver, Donna Quam, Marlene Williamson, Bo'Hom row, l. lo r.: Gary Richards, Belle Hosfeller, Sandra Liilell, Marianne Cook, OdeHe Hansen, Jeanelle Moore, Belly Clarlr.

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Quill ancl Scroll A sociefy fhaf honors oufsfancling work in journalism is fhe local chapfer of Quill G Scroll. Members are selecfed for fheir fournalisfic falenfs and for iheir work on fhe Cub Gazeffe during fheir junior and senior years. All fhe members of fhe Quill and Scroll were inifiafed af an impressive bonquef fhis winfer, af which new officers were announced, pins were awarded and in- spiring falks were given. uill and Scroll Members, l. lo r.: bolfom row, Sharon Hull Sally Pendergrafl Darrald Herf Sandra Levinson middle row Susan Moll, Barbara Lylle, Dee McPl1erren, Karl-nerlne Tlwogerson Deanna Blunl Mary Wllle Jim Ransom lop row Shirley Hull Maureen Laird. Richard Dougherfy, Judy Koplen, Jane Langan Lulue Muller Dixie Slroclc 2