Niantic Harristown High School - Echo Yearbook (Niantic, IL)

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publish the news Typists Judy Arnold and Kay Hart The Tic-Town Tattler, the school news- paper, is a six weeks publication of the Journalism class. The paper is distributed to the students and families of all members of the school unit, as well as to any inter- ested alumni, surrounding schools, service men of the unit, and the advertisers. Business Managers. . Darlene Hensley, Ralph Hart Make-Up Editor ...............................Nancy Smith Advertising Manager ...............Jerry Epperson Circulation Managers.......Bill Whiteside, Gordon Schrishuhn Organization Editors..........Patty Clements, Carolynn Smith, Gilbert Knap News Editors............Judy Brackett, Helen Kiser Feature Editor........................Jean Riley Sports Editors..............Keith Allen, Bill Burns Alumni Editor......................... Mabel Hall Exchange Editor................................Jane Austin Advisors.....................Mrs. Ash, Mr. Rogers Co-editors Mary Baer and Richard Brock Seated: J. Brackett, R. Brock, J. Austin, D. Hensley, B Whiteside. N. Smith, and M. Baer. Standing: Mrs Ash, J. Riley, P. Clements, R. Hart, J. Epperson, H. Kiser, M Hall, B. Burns, G. Knap, K. Allen, C. Smith, and Mr. Rogers. Compliments of CARL AND WILMA ROTZ INSURANCE and PARK LEGHORN FARM « 28 »

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organize miters of journalism The Allen Fort Chapter of the Quill and Scroll is an international honorary society for high school journalists. Its purpose is to recog- nize schools and students doing outstanding work in journalism and to encourage individual interest and initiative in writing for journalism and allied fields. The publication advisors are Mrs. Ash, Miss Cole, and Mr. Rogers. Requirements for membership are: 1. Candidates must be from the Newspaper or Yearbook Staff. 2. Must be juniors or seniors. 3. In the upper third of their class. 4. Have done superior work ip writing, editing, or business management. 5. Must be recommended by the publica- tion advisors. 6. Be approved by the Executive Secretary of the Society. Seated: Miss Cole, D. Hensley, R. Brock, M. Baer, R. Hart, J. Riley, and Mrs. Ash. Standing: B Burns, P. Clements, G Knap, J. Brackett, K Allen, Mr Rogers, J. Austin, f. Epperson, C. Smith, H. Kiser, B. Whiteside, N. Smith, and M. Hall.

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report weekly happenings TYPISTS Darlene Hensley and Jane Austin The Number VI Special, in its second year, was published every other week. A copy was given to every student in the grades one through twelve, and copies were distributed throughout the community. Watching over the year's proceedings was the Special's editor, Nancy Smith. Digging up the news for its pages were three reporters, Maren Allan, Marjorie Hastings, and Jerry Foster. Getting the news typed and ready for printing were Jane Austin and Darlene Hensley. Smoothing out rough spots and advising were Mr. Rogers and Miss Cole, the sponsors for the paper. Seated: Marjorie Hastings, Mr. Rogers, Miss Cole and Nancy Smith. Standing: Maren Allan, Darlene Hensley, lane Austin, and Jerry Foster. The paper goes to press.