Newport High School - Anchor Yearbook (Newport, OR)

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Under a new director, the HARBOR LIGHT started an active year in the fall of 1956 by printing the weekly activities of Newport High School. Mr. Creighton and a staff of twenty pub- lished a paper which held the students' inter- est by including news, sports, and feature ac- tivities. Colleen Simper took the student lead as editor. Her six reliable assistant editors were: Assistant, Iean Morrison, News, Carolyn Hope, Feature, Helen Potwin, Sports, David Dexter, Typing, Karen Hartke, and Distribu- tion, Paul Minnick. The HARBOR LIGHT was financed by the student activity and carnival funds. Below: L. to R.: Assistant Editor I. Morrison, Feature Editor H. Potwin, not pictured News Editor C. Hope. 5,4 ws. ...Log of Memorie 3 Mali 7 K . .,, 5 . 11, ' f txt I Colleen Simper Mr. Creighton Above: L. to R.: Distribution staff. B. Iohnson, P Minnick, D. Dexter. Below left: Reporters. L. to R.: Standing: B. Sexton I. Rea, B. Davis, C. Simper. Seated: C. Hudlin, C Sweeney, G. Iones, I. Rasmussen. Below right: L. to R.: Typing staff. A, Winters, K Hartke, H. Cathers, P, Adams.

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Iteeerder inthe... il Ida Wallace Carolyn Hope. g , , if z eszm r t i if I V Adviser Mrs. York. I Jim. 'I W A X Editor Ida Wallace with the help of Carolyn Hope, Business Manager, and seven department editors re- corded the year's activities by directing the ANCHOR staff during the 1956-57 school year. Department editors were: Ioan Houghton, Layout Helen Potwin, Copy, Maxine Ferris, Photography, Bette Simpson, Arty Bill Wheatley, Sports, Eunice Ferguson, Typing, and Chuck Gesik, Captions. On October I2 and 13, seven staff members and the adviser attended the Oregon-Scholastic Press Confer- ence at the University of Oregon. Other yearbook projects included a cake and candy sale, a dance in February, and three special annual sales. Several additions and changes were made by this year's staff. Plans were made to include last year's spring sports, textured paper, and padded covers. A student opinion poll was taken at the beginning of the year in order that the staff could design a yearbook to please the entire student body. Mrs. York was the willing and helpful adviser who instructed and guid- ed the staff in performing their respective duties. Below left: Layout G art staff. L. to R.: N. Smith, P. Litke, B. Simpson, I. Houghton. Bottom left: Business staff. L. to R.: S. Riddle, N. Baldwin, C. Hope. Below right: Sports 61 typing staff. L. to R.: E. Ferguson, A. Crisler, B. Wheatley, E. Burch. Bottom center: Photography staff. L. to R.: G. Bateman M. Ferris, G. Cathers. Bottom right: Copy staff. L. to R.: C. Gesik, P. Moses H. Potwin, I. Morrison. . ' X if ' :,. A V Y ,131 N M--qq ,.., , I if ' ' wits mg?

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