Monmouth High School - Maroon and Gold Yearbook (Monmouth, IL)

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662,062 Wlwzaan mf! The lirst Friday I was pleasantly surprised in my third period class when a student scurried in the door and handed us all a newspaper. This turned out to be the Clipper, the school paper. lt is edited by two different groups . . . the Maroon and the Gold. l found this picture of the Maroon staff whose head is Loren Sallee. The thirty-four staff ineinhers work hard to put out their issues of the paper. They told nie that it was not only good experience to put out the Clipper, but also a lot of fun. 1151

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isa ciao! gona!- After a swell summer vacation it really didn't seem so bad to return to school when I noticed how nice the building looked. And I know the School Board has a hand in helping to keep the outside of the building looking so trim. They try to solve a lot of problems that pertain to our school. The members of the Board are: President, George Bruingtong Secretary, VVilliam Hutchinsg Mrs. Mabel McCoy, Mrs. Myrtle Rhea, Louis Gibb, Dr. james Marshall, Victor Lf. llngdahl. l think a great big vote of thanks from the Student Body should be given for the work they are doing.

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.NSW S A - . 32312-if. , Zf iI ' wage j' 5, isis. . - 1 rw aw ww W W 2. t 1 aww-.'7, Eigms, itil was img ' iw-5 ,N ', wW..y .L' ...-- - S - p Here is the Gold staH. lt has thirty-live industrious members, work- ing under Earl Hunsalier. l was quite surprised to fmd two complete staffs in a school the size of Monmouth, so I asked Mr. Swanson, their sponsor, about it. He told me that Monmouth was one of the few schools of our size in the state that has two complete staffs to do the work. The Gold staff and the Maroon staff alternate in putting out the Clipper. One puts it out the first week, and the other the next. l was certainly pleased with the Clippers, since they told me the lastest news around school in sports, contests, classes, music, and honors received by individual students. -15-