Nazareth Area High School - Comet Yearbook (Nazareth, PA)

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Year's Events Meanwhile the business staff, under the direction of Mrs. Lois Metzger, early began soliciting advertisements and patrons, followed by a book-selling campaign for raising sufficient money for publication. Directed by Miss Jean Clute, the art staff sketched divider pages and end sheets to supplement the seasonal theme chosen. Under the general direction and guidance of Miss Elizabeth Sloat, the 1952 Comet has been prepared for publication. Miss Sloat and Co-Editors, Drovich and Zeller First Row: Macy, Snyder Stcond Row: Audenried, Hcllick First Ro:v: Mcnsinger, Sperling Second Row: Burley, Ruloff Business staff solicits from the Nazareth National Bank and Trust Company: Steward, Kleintop, Hack; Vice-president— Mr. Troy Rhodes; Cashier—Mr. Charles Schnerr; Rohrbach, Payonk, Bourguignon, Stimmd, Rissmiller, De Pue

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jFirst Rote: Weaver, Chase Second R kv: Schultz, Stump describing the Beginning early in September the entire Comet Staff—editorial, layout, art, and business — worked several weeks selecting the outstanding events to be included in the yearbook and the theme or plan of presentation. During each activity period the layout staff, following the preparation of an over-all plan, worked on layouts and photo placements, while the editorial group wrote senior person- alities, articles, and photographic descriptions of school activities. As fast as the material was written, the typists helped prepare the copy for the press. First Row: Albert, I.ichtcnwalncr Second Rckc: Wetzel, Hcffintraycr, Mooney First Roto: Sandt, Houser, Zeller, Messinger Second Row: Hagenbuch, Sherman, Koehler, Mackes Standing: Pauly

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First Roto: Delores Houser, Lang, James Third Rote: Hartman, Scy fried, Kavcak, Jones Second Roto: Fuls, Toth, Meyers, Scott Standing: Roth, Miss Paul First Row: Bourguignon, De Pue Second Row: M. Jones, N. Jones Editing Pads and pencils in their hands, Blue and White Standard staff members scurry to and fro in the halls, a sure sign that another issue of the school newspaper is in production. After news items have been collected, written, re- vised, proofed, and arranged in dummy form, the Blue and White is ready to roll from the press for its monthly appearance. First Roto: Solt, Gotto, Arduini, Gall, Barnhart Third Row: Hearn, Julius, Donello. Sterner, McGrath Second Rote: Rcinhold. Schweitzer, Deutsch, Young, Lauffcr Standing: Mr. Zell, Rader, Mr. Knechr