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iawfffri I Doixorinr XNILLIAMS Clarion flnriiial Editor DESPITE having to write articles in classes or late at night and answering foolish questions when at schoolg I have gained invaluable experience as this years editor. My work on the book has been alirost continuous the past eleven months besides previously acting as associate editor during the confusion of publishing the 1935 yearbook. First, as soon as school was out, the business representatives of all the concerns connected with annual printing contabted Bob and me and many hot summer after- noons were spent planning beautiful layouts that were later discarded as being too expensive. Experience number one-contacts with business men and judging them. When school had started, the engraving and photography contracts had been completed, but the paper, printing, and covers were yet to be decided on. These weren t finished till the second semester. By that time, my staff had been chosen and they were given their assignments. It was then the task of collecting and writing the senior histories was begun besides concentrated rewriting as the articles began to come in. After that I became rude to my friends, a victim of insomnia, or when I did go to sleep, would talk Annual all night and was a social hermit. But now, with only two ncore articles to write and the book run through the presses to page 68, I have decided that it really wasn't so bad after all-not that I'd do it again, but that I still am able to decide that I won't have my nervous breakdown till next week. I have a remarkably good staff to thank for this retention of my nervous control. All the students have attempted to comprehend the new ideas I presented to them, and to write their stories accordingly. And such entertaining stories! I particularly thank the people not directly associated with my staff who have enthu- siastically furnished the desired information. The attitude that I most appreciated was the willing assent to a request for the article, even though the staff member was slightly foggy as to what was desired. The new arrangements and ideas carried out in this book-are expected to im- prove it, and I hope they do as far as you are concerned. 76 QMWN
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Clarion I-Xrintial Editorial Staff E l3l'l'OR--UORO'l'HY XVll,l.lAlVlS Assistant Editor4'.fXudrey Shay Adviser--lvlrs. l-eah l-logue N um IN 1 S'l'RA'I'lUN EDI'I'OR--l-,AVID CoMP'roN l acultyfr.fXi'line Sholseth, Birdie Hehel .-Xudrey Shay, Elizabeth Grant A.S.l3, Ulhcers- Eleanor Swilt C i,Assics- Senior Officers and Council-Alice Swift Senior l-listories4Ruthkl can Garnjobst. Lila Aspinwall, Marian johnston. Bruce Wil- lizims unior Officers and Council--Margaret Ter- .l usalti Names--Ruth Anunsen Sophomore Officers and Council- Elizaheth Steed QDRKSANIZATIONS EDl'IOR 'lXflAR'l'HA lDAYlT Wo- imiaczri Sigma Lamhdaf-Ruth Kellogg, Esther Vehrs Crescendo, Girls' Glee4-Virginia lvlason Snikpoh-Donald Ewing, Esther Vehrs Artis Gildef--Donald Ewing French-Audrey Shay l.atin-Barbara Young, Esther Vehrs German-Dorothea Greenwood, lvla rtha D. Woclaege Civics-l.ila Aspinwall Social Science, Sigma Lambda Banquet! Esther Vehrs Science-Emi Yada, Martha D. Wodaege Commercial4Birdie l-lehel Future Craftsmen-Ruben Sltuhovius Continuation School-Lois Reynolds, Helen klones, Edgar Rodgers Special Interest Cluhs, lX4asl4 and Dagger. Carnival--Jeannette lflulst Boys' Glee4Arline Sholseth Bachelor!-W'ill'red l-lagedorn Stagecralt-lvlurgaret Terusalxi Quill and Scroll-Ruth Kellogg ivlathematics--lvlariorie Craney ,-Xci'1'1x'l'1'il5s l?DI'I'OR7ljlfAN Eu is Debate--Ruth Alice Grant Forensics---Dean Ellis Band-Arline Sholseth 'Showlivoat Riding Down the Sltymf Genevera Selander Go Ahead -Donald Ewing, lvlarthri D. Wtmdaege Piii5i.ic:M'ioNs Eoirorz'-Barbara Young C,1Rl.s' Si2c:1'ioN Elilltlll! ES'lilll'Ill Viiliizs Girls' Letter clubfbleanette Brown, lX4ar- gaiet 'lierusalii Home Economics club-Vlvlartha D. Wo- daege Girl Reserves4.rXrline Sholseth ATiii.i-fliczs l3I3I'I'0R?lgIlUlZlZ Wi1.i.1AMs lracla, Cross-country--Wilbur Curry, Dean Ellis Coll, Swimming, 'liennis-Oren lX4clUowell Alu' l2l3I'I'KWll --NA l'Al,1i-i Nlplill .fXSs'istantfXVarren l 5a vis FlfA'l'UllliS'- Snaps Editor-Esther Yehrs Popularity Winners: NVrite ups-lkiarkiorie Craney Tabulation-Earle lwlaynard Photograph Index-Audrey Shay Sim-'rf'liririsl-l5iimi1-1Hifiziai, Assistants-Ruth Kellogg, Eleanor lX4eans
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